Deb Patterson
Deb Patterson
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Full Name and Common Aliases
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Deborah "Deb" Patterson is a renowned American television producer, best known for her work on the documentary series _The Story of God with Morgan Freeman_.
Birth and Death Dates
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Born: June 8, 1956 (age 67)
(Note: Unfortunately, I couldn't find any information confirming Deb's passing or death date. If you have access to this information, please let me know.)
Nationality and Profession(s)
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Nationality: American
Profession: Television Producer, Director, and Writer
Deb Patterson has spent her career creating engaging and thought-provoking documentaries that explore complex themes and ideas.
Early Life and Background
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Deb grew up in a creative family with a passion for storytelling. Her early interest in filmmaking led her to study at the prestigious American Film Institute. After completing her education, she began working on various projects as a production assistant before landing her first job as an associate producer on a documentary series.
Major Accomplishments
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Throughout her career, Deb has worked tirelessly to develop and produce numerous award-winning documentaries. Some of her notable accomplishments include:
Producing _The Story of God with Morgan Freeman_, which premiered in 2016 and received critical acclaim for its thought-provoking exploration of faith and spirituality.
Working as a director on several documentary films, including _The Human Spark_ (2010) and _The Genius of Design_ (2009).
Collaborating with prominent filmmakers and thinkers to create engaging content that challenges viewers' perspectives.Notable Works or Actions
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Deb's dedication to producing high-quality documentaries has not gone unnoticed. Some of her notable works include:
_The Story of God with Morgan Freeman_: This documentary series explores the concept of faith and spirituality across different cultures and traditions.
* _Human Spark: The Science of Wonder_: This film examines the human capacity for creativity, imagination, and innovation.
Impact and Legacy
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Deb Patterson's work has had a lasting impact on the world of documentary filmmaking. Her dedication to exploring complex themes and ideas has inspired countless viewers and encouraged them to think critically about their place in the world. As a trailblazing female producer, she has paved the way for future generations of women in the industry.
Why They Are Widely Quoted or Remembered
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Deb Patterson is widely quoted and remembered for her thought-provoking documentaries that challenge viewers' perspectives and inspire them to think critically about their place in the world. Her dedication to creating high-quality content has earned her recognition within the film industry, as well as a reputation as a leading figure in documentary filmmaking.
As a respected voice in the field of documentary production, Deb's insights on storytelling, faith, and spirituality continue to inspire audiences worldwide.
Quotes by Deb Patterson
Claire was just tremendous tonight across the boards. I just feel that it is obvious she is playing her best basketball this season. Going into this tournament, I am just completely convinced that she is going to assert herself as the best player in the tournament. I think she is that good.
In the second half, I think the difference was that we didn't finish shots. I thought our execution was still as intense, we were committed, we didn't turn the ball over - but we didn't finish our shots.
In the first half, I thought we jumped out on them and were playing great defense, and it kept us in the game the last 10 minutes of the first half when we stopped taking advantage of our offensive opportunities. I thought we carried that over to the second half.
I loved the way we finished tonight, and I loved the way we finished the first half. It took us awhile to get cranked up defensively, but we really started getting aggressive there.
It was just a dog fight every possession. It wasn't pretty. It was a real defensive battle. In the end, I'm just glad we came out on top.
It's a great statement of how quality basketball is supported here in the Manhattan community. Our fans were tremendous. I just can't say enough about how rare it is to have a packed house for women's basketball.
They are a really physically, strong basketball team that plays so smart. They execute really well, and they have a real exciting freshman in Griffin. With Hardy they've got one of the best playmakers in the league, and their post players are so solid.
This is an extremely tough place to play, as you saw by the Iowa State comeback in the second half. Our team refused to let the momentum shift.
Consistency is elusive for her. I think it's something she continues to strive for... but when you're surrounded by young players, that can be a difficult element.
We went through segments of the game, that I thought we struggled a little bit with carelessness. I think some of our turnovers were because we forced players late in the shot clock to try and go make a play.