Patrick Kevin Day
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Shanon M. Ingles
Patrick is one of my favorite writers to collaborate with at Telltale. He's a whiz in a writer's room -- a virtual idea factory, who makes solving some of the toughest most frustrating story ideas fun. Patrick did a lot of work to establish the voice of James Gordon and Alfred in Telltale's first season of 'Batman.' In fact, much of Telltale's Batman franchise owes Pat a great deal of thanks. He knows how to tap into powerful emotions with the refined, subtle touch of a pro, which makes him one of the best dialogue writers the studio has to offer. Pat's talented AND experienced. He knows the craft of writing and how to work it, but more importantly he's just a great coworker. Empathetic, collaborative, hard-working, loyal, and kind. He'd be my first pick on any writing team.
Shanon M. Ingles
Patrick is one of my favorite writers to collaborate with at Telltale. He's a whiz in a writer's room -- a virtual idea factory, who makes solving some of the toughest most frustrating story ideas fun. Patrick did a lot of work to establish the voice of James Gordon and Alfred in Telltale's first season of 'Batman.' In fact, much of Telltale's Batman franchise owes Pat a great deal of thanks. He knows how to tap into powerful emotions with the refined, subtle touch of a pro, which makes him one of the best dialogue writers the studio has to offer. Pat's talented AND experienced. He knows the craft of writing and how to work it, but more importantly he's just a great coworker. Empathetic, collaborative, hard-working, loyal, and kind. He'd be my first pick on any writing team.
Shanon M. Ingles
Patrick is one of my favorite writers to collaborate with at Telltale. He's a whiz in a writer's room -- a virtual idea factory, who makes solving some of the toughest most frustrating story ideas fun. Patrick did a lot of work to establish the voice of James Gordon and Alfred in Telltale's first season of 'Batman.' In fact, much of Telltale's Batman franchise owes Pat a great deal of thanks. He knows how to tap into powerful emotions with the refined, subtle touch of a pro, which makes him one of the best dialogue writers the studio has to offer. Pat's talented AND experienced. He knows the craft of writing and how to work it, but more importantly he's just a great coworker. Empathetic, collaborative, hard-working, loyal, and kind. He'd be my first pick on any writing team.
Shanon M. Ingles
Patrick is one of my favorite writers to collaborate with at Telltale. He's a whiz in a writer's room -- a virtual idea factory, who makes solving some of the toughest most frustrating story ideas fun. Patrick did a lot of work to establish the voice of James Gordon and Alfred in Telltale's first season of 'Batman.' In fact, much of Telltale's Batman franchise owes Pat a great deal of thanks. He knows how to tap into powerful emotions with the refined, subtle touch of a pro, which makes him one of the best dialogue writers the studio has to offer. Pat's talented AND experienced. He knows the craft of writing and how to work it, but more importantly he's just a great coworker. Empathetic, collaborative, hard-working, loyal, and kind. He'd be my first pick on any writing team.
Experience
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Martian Brothel
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United States
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Computer Games
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1 - 100 Employee
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Senior Writer
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Jan 2022 - Present
Senior Writer on Genvid Entertainment's interactive series, "Silent Hill: Ascension." Senior Writer on Genvid Entertainment's interactive series, "Silent Hill: Ascension."
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Freelance, self-employed
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Animation and Post-production
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1 - 100 Employee
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Film, Television and Interactive Writer
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Oct 2011 - Present
Developed TV projects with Lionsgate Television, Fremantle North America, Josephson Entertainment, Davis Entertainment and The Cartel. Co-wrote "Garage Sale Mysteries: Picture a Murder" for Hallmark Movies & Mysteries. Currently represented by The Gersh Agency and Kailey Marsh Media. Developed TV projects with Lionsgate Television, Fremantle North America, Josephson Entertainment, Davis Entertainment and The Cartel. Co-wrote "Garage Sale Mysteries: Picture a Murder" for Hallmark Movies & Mysteries. Currently represented by The Gersh Agency and Kailey Marsh Media.
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Firaxis Games
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United States
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Computer Games
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100 - 200 Employee
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Narrative Designer
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Mar 2021 - Jan 2022
Writer and Narrative Designer on "Marvel's Midnight Suns", a AAA tactical RPG from the makers of "X-Com." Writer and Narrative Designer on "Marvel's Midnight Suns", a AAA tactical RPG from the makers of "X-Com."
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Lead Writer
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Jan 2020 - Dec 2020
Lead writer on fantasy RPG "Empire of Ember." Developed the main story and wrote the central narrative quest line. Lead writer on fantasy RPG "Empire of Ember." Developed the main story and wrote the central narrative quest line.
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Endless Entertainment
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United States
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Entertainment Providers
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1 - 100 Employee
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Dec 2018 - Jan 2020
Narrative director overseeing a staff of writers on "Series: Your Story Universe," a story-based mobile app in partnership with NBC/Universal properties. Served as interactive game show runner for "The Breakfast Club," "Sixteen Candles" and "Downton Abbey."
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Feb 2018 - Dec 2018
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Telltale Games
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United States
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Computer Games
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1 - 100 Employee
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Writer
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Jun 2015 - Nov 2017
Served as lead writer on episode four of “Batman: The Enemy Within.” Shipped games: “Batman: The Telltale Series,” “The Walking Dead: A New Frontier,” “The Walking Dead: Michonne” and “Batman: The Enemy Within.” Served as writing consultant on unreleased procedurally generated narrative mobile game. Provided editing and feedback on the work of support writers on episodes. Served as lead writer on episode four of “Batman: The Enemy Within.” Shipped games: “Batman: The Telltale Series,” “The Walking Dead: A New Frontier,” “The Walking Dead: Michonne” and “Batman: The Enemy Within.” Served as writing consultant on unreleased procedurally generated narrative mobile game. Provided editing and feedback on the work of support writers on episodes.
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Los Angeles Times
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United States
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Newspaper Publishing
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700 & Above Employee
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Nov 2011 - May 2015
News and Feature writer for National, Business and Calendar sections of the Los Angeles Times newspaper.Wrote breaking entertainment news, features and reviews.Covered television industry events and set visits.Wrote the weekly column “Scene Stealer” which focused on technical aspects of film-making including visual effects, make-up, stunts, cinematography and sound design.
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Sep 2005 - Oct 2011
Managed daily operations as Acting Lead for Entertainment News and TheEnvelope.comCreated editorial vision and strategic plan for TheEnvelope.com including front and back-end redesign and doubled traffic 50% from previous year (4.3 million to 8 million per month)Managed all live award show event coverage in a breaking news environment for both online national outlets and Tribune affiliated TV stations. Featured as LA Times Entertainment correspondent on TV Guide Channel, NPR, and Reelz Channel.Edited a staff of ten producer/writers and bloggers, directing daily content and editorial voice. Show less
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