Parris Patton
Parris Patton graduated from the University of Bridgeport's film program in 1988. His thesis films "Dancer" won several honors including the Chicago International Film Festival's Gold Plaque. Shortly after moving to Los Angeles, Parris met the artist then known as Prince. He was hired as Head of Film Production at Paisley Park Studios and moved to Minnesota. During the next three years Parris produced, directed and edited three concert films, several music videos and a number of eclectic short films. Upon returning to Hollywood, Parris immediately began filming Creature. Concurrent with the making of Creature Parris directed and edited The Cheshire Cat, a 35mm feature film noir which played at the Brussels Film Festival. He has also had several successful art shows showcasing his unique photo-emulsion on canvas artwork.
Credits
Newest first
Mary J. Blige's My LifeEditor2021
No Room for RockstarsDirector2012
Uprising: Hip-Hop and the LA RiotsEditor2012
The Who: At Kilburn 1977Assistant Editor2008
Amazing Journey: The Story of The WhoDirector2007
Amazing Journey: The Story of The WhoAdditional Editor2007
Behind the Life of Chris GainesEditor1999
CreatureDirector1999
Prince: The Sacrifice Of VictorDirector1994
3 Chains o' GoldDirector1994
Building the House of LoveEditor1994
Prince: The UndertakerDirector1993