Patrick Perez Vidauri

Patrick Perez Vidauri is a LatinX film and television maker. Born in East Los Angeles, educated in New York, he received his MFA in Directing from the UCLA film school. His first feature Comedy "Lola's Love Shack" about three Latino boys coming of age in the urban U.S. won critics and audiences with its smart and funny tone. Will Ferrell had this to say about it, " Heartfelt and silly. It made me laugh and I hate laughing." It is in distribution worldwide. His next indie feature film "In Other Words", starred Chris Kattan, Edy Ganem, and Brian McClure and was picked up by HBO MAX in 2020. Feature #3, "Divorce Bait" was shot during the pandemic of 2020, with no illnesses or injuries, except for people dying of laughter. It is currently in post. Patrick 's fourth feature, "Like. Share. Kill", is set to shoot summer of 2021. Patrick's producer credits include the Netflix documentary, "The Day I Met El Chapo, The Kate Del Castillo Story." And the Prime Time drama "Desire". Patrick is also a local 700 union television editor with credits on such shows as "Little Big Shots with Steve Harvey" and "Lip Sync Battle with LL Cool J" and the Spanish version of "The Voice". In 2011, Patrick was hired by Kevin Messick to translate the feature film, "La Casa De Mi Padre" written by Andrew Steele and starring Will Ferrell. In addition Patrick taught Mr. Ferrell Spanish for the movie and served as his on-set dialect coach. Patrick lives with his wife and partner, Cristina Nava, and three kids in Porter Ranch, CA. aka Patrick C. Perez