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Nadine Patterson is an award winning independent producer/director with the following credits: "I Used to Teach English", Winner Gold Apple Award 1994 National Educational Film/Video Festival, Oakland, CA; "Anna Russell Jones: Praisesong for a Pioneering Spirit", Best Documentary 1993 African American Women in the Arts Film/Video Competition, Chicago, IL; "Moving with the Dreaming", Prized Pieces award from the National Black Programming Consortium in 1997; "Todo El Mundo Dance!" selected for the 2001-2002 Council on Foundations Film and Video Festival. Other notable works include: "Shizue", screened at the Museum of Modern Art in 1991; and "Release" shown at the Constellation Change Dance Film Festival of London in 2006. Most recently she worked as a video news editor for CBS3 in Philadelphia. She continues to teach classes in video production at Scribe Video Center. She explores issues of culture and history in her film work. "Touching Bass", her first feature film as writer/director is currently in development at Harmony Image Productions. Please visit www.hipcinema.net for more information.