Grace Patterson Films

I fell in love with my girlfriend Grady in Alabama. Here is our story :) This video was created for my Digital Storytelling class at Mills College in Spring 2020.

My Great Grandpa Dave embodied what it meant to be a truly great man. He passed away in 2013. "Our New Normal" was created for my Spring 2020 Digital Storytelling class at Mills College.

June 11th, 2016, I fell asleep with an overwhelming feeling of dread. When I woke up the next morning, my sense of safety and security changed forever. As I slept that night, the Pulse Nightclub in Orlando was attacked in an act of homophobic hate, resulting in 49 people murdered, 58 left injured, and the queer community shook to its core. "Pulse" is a digital story about my experiences as a young queer person, grappling with this grief and loss.

My grandpa Rick is an educator, a family man, an avid hiker, a photographer, and one of my favorite people on the planet. He also has Parkinson's disease. "I'm not Parkinson's, but Parkinson's is a part of me". https://www.gracepattersonfilms.com/ Rick's website: https://edtune.com/ Rick's twitter: https://twitter.com/rickeducation

Experimental video exploring my grandmy Petey's beliefs and psychic practices through her television appearances and interviews with my grandpa Norm. This video was created for my Electronic Arts class at Mills College.

Oaklandish sells shirts - but they're so much more than that. This film was created by Liz Tril, Sasha Green, and Grace Patterson for RedBull Amaphiko's Oakland Cuts. Check out Oaklandish here: https://oaklandish.com Check out RedBull Amaphiko here: https://www.redbull.com/us-en/projects/red-bull-amaphiko Grace Patterson - director and co-editor of "Oaklandish: More Than A Shirt"

The world knew Petey Stevens as the new age psychic healer who founded the Heartsong Center for Expanded Perception in 1976, but I only really knew her as my grandmy Petey. "Heartsong Lives On" tells the story of her life through my eyes, and is my attempt to capture her spirit through visuals. If you are interested in learning more about Petey and her legacy, go to http://www.heartsongctr.com

Since 2003, Summer Camps @ The Tech has created space for campers entering 4th - 8th grades to innovate, grow, and dive into their passions. With the guidance of incredible instructors, and against the world-class backdrop of The Tech Museum of Innovation, campers explore more than 20 hands-on, STEAM-based classes. Produced by Camp Reel Stories: http://www.campreelstories.com Grace Patterson - director and editor of "Summer Camps @ The Tech"

This documentary is about Mamacitas Cafe, a women owned and operated cafe in Oakland, CA. This documentary was created at Camp Reel Stories, a media camp for girls aged 13-18. Grace Patterson - co-editor and camera operator of "Mamacita's Cafe"