Patrick is an award-winning documentary film editor living in Santa Monica, California. 

In 2012, he got his first editing job after cutting a viral music video for the reality TV series Duck Dynasty. Patrick went on to co-edit the series, including the season 4 premiere, which became the most-watched nonfiction series telecast in cable TV history.

Since then, Patrick has specialized in documentary editing. Between Action, A Season With, Player 54, and Clutch: The NBA Playoffs, he’s edited numerous seasons of premium sports documentary programming for Showtime and ESPN. In 2019 he helped edit Leavenworth, a series executive produced by Academy Award winner Steven Soderbergh. As lead editor on Broken Horses, he collaborated with New York Times reporters on a film investigating horse deaths within the thoroughbred racing industry. Patrick served as lead editor for the Netflix hit series, The Movies that Made Us, as well as supervising producer for seasons two and three.

In 2023 Patrick cut the feature documentary Milli Vanilli, which premiered at Tribeca Film Festival. Along with the other filmmakers, Patrick won a Grierson British Documentary Award for Best Music Documentary and was nominated for Best Pop Culture Documentary. The film was also nominated for Best Music Documentary at the IDA Awards in 2023. 

In 2022, Patrick won a Children's & Family Emmy Award for Outstanding Editing for his work on Netflix's Making Fun. 

Patrick is a member of the Motion Picture Editor's Guild and the Alliance of Documentary Editors. He attended the University of Notre Dame and graduated in 2011 with a degree in Film, Television and Theatre.

When Patrick is not making L cuts he enjoys snowboarding, running, playing piano and coming up with comedy routines to entertain his wife, daughter and dog.