	A former A. J. Fletcher Performing Arts Scholar at UNC-Chapel HIll, Patrick Willard has toured Mexico, the Caribbean and South America as a performing artist and member of the National Youth Choir of Argentina.

	Patrick composed music for his first film, PSYCHOTIC, in 2002. He then became the Assistant to the Vice President of Business Affairs at Universal Music Publishing Group, and subsequently, the Coordinator of Film and TV Licensing at Disney Music Group. MTV Networks recruited Patrick to coordinate production on several reality television shows including “Living Lahaina.” He is currently pursuing a Master of Fine Arts degree in Film Music Composition at the UNC School of the Arts.

	In 2015 Patrick teamed up with award-winning film director, Alex Moratto, on his short documentary trilogy, SURVIVING SUICIDE, which premiered at The Huffington Post online. Their most recent film collaboration, QUAL E O MEU BRASIL?, premiered in March 2016 at the Festival International du Film Ethnographique du Quebec. Patrick also recently collaborated with three filmmakers at the Wake Forest University Documentary Film Program, composing and conducting an original score for the short documentary film, SOUL CITY—“a historical documentary about a multiracial utopia in the heart of Klan Country, NC.”

Email at willard.pd@artist.uncsa.edu


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