PATRICK HOGAN
PATRICK HOGAN
Born and raised on the island of Guam, Patrick Hogan attended Northwestern University before earning his MFA from USC’s School of Cinematic Arts. His thesis film, The Business Card, was an award-winning short and had the distinction of being the first student film ever sold to an airline for in-flight entertainment.
Promise Me Tomorrow, formerly titled Pope Dreams, was Patrick’s feature debut. The film screened at 30 festivals around the world, won 11 Best Film awards, and was distributed by Porchlight Entertainment.
It aired on Lifetime Network in the United States and in more than 40 countries worldwide, was released on DVD, and is currently available to stream on several popular platforms, including Tubi.
His multiple award-winning short films, including the romance-science fiction film Virtually and the horror-comedy Quiet! Mom’s Working!, have become festival favourites. His films have appeared at more than 100 festivals around the world and received more than 30 awards.
Virtually and the science-fiction horror film Killing Time are currently available to watch on the YouTube Shorts channel Omeleto.
Alongside his award-winning work as a writer and director, Patrick is a highly accomplished supervising sound editor with more than 100 television shows and films to his credit.
He has earned 10 Emmy nominations and three Golden Reel Awards for his work as a sound editor on shows including HBO’s Six Feet Under, Fox’s Family Guy, and FX Network’s Reservation Dogs.
He is currently the supervising sound editor on the CBS hit Fire Country and the Netflix global phenomena Cobra Kai and The Umbrella Academy.
