About

Funny so you don’t have to be.

Flynn_Crocker

Patrick Flynn is an award-winning filmmaker and playwright from Wilmington, Delaware. (Yeah: Delaware. Deal with it.) His films have been shown in L.A., his plays have been staged in New York, and he spent a week in Paris one night. Now he primarily makes the best web content around with actors from 30 Rock, Chuck, Parks & Recreation, Scott Pilgrim vs. the World, Scrubs, FlashForward, Lie to Me, and the E! Network. Patrick was the first student selected by American University to be mentored by Academy Award-winning director Barry Levinson. He is represented by Abrams Artists Agency’s New Media department.

Webseries

Feature Films

Short Films

Theatre

  • Confidence Men, long-form improvised show created with Eddie Quintana
  • Untitled Masterpiece, author, commissioned by Contemporary Stage Co.
  • Princess Mimi or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Frog, author, children’s play commissioned by Contemporary Stage Co.
  • Sleeping Beauty, director, Grand Opera House (Wilmington, DE)
  • Alice in Wonderland, director, Grand Opera House (Wilmington, DE)
  • Little Red Riding Hood and the Magic Dragon, director, Grand Opera House (Wilmington, DE)

Television

  • Missing Persons Unit (truTV) - actor “Steve Vanderbeek”

Industrials

Awards

  • Best Screenplay, DC 48 Hour Film Project, Partners in Crime
  • Best of DC, 48 Hour Film Project, Partners in Crime
  • Best of Los Angeles, 48 Hour Film Project, Ghost Date
  • Official Selection, New York International Fringe Festival, Untitled Masterpiece and Princess Mimi or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Frog
  • Neels Grant, American University, Festivale
  • Best Sound Design, DC 48 Hour Film Project, The Rochambeau Kid
  • Best of DC, 48 Hour Film Project, The Rochambeau Kid
  • Barry Levinson Mentorship, American University
  • Official Selection, DC Shorts Film Festival, Jargon
  • Best Teleplay, Visions Film Festival, Station Break (original pilot)
  • Best Mockumentary, Georgetown Independent Film Festival, Dog Eat Dog