Pat Fitzgerald

Colorist

Penelope

Into the Fire: The Lost Daughter

Pamela: A Love Story

Fat Lip

Canusa Street

About Pat

Pat Fitzgerald’s filmmaking interests took root at a young age, after shooting projects for a visual arts class in high school. His early passion led him to study at Emerson College, where he earned a Visual and Media Arts degree with a focus in film. After graduating, Pat launched his career as a freelance assistant editor, working on reality shows for Syfy and Discovery, pilots for MTV, and television shows for FX. He began his Light Iron career in 2016 as an online editor in the episodic department. Since then, he has merged his creative and technical talents, often acting as both the online editor and colorist to support documentary workflows. In addition, he has expanded his narrative color expertise with both features and episodic content. In his spare time, Pat enjoys photography.

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"Pat was fantastic to work with, not merely because of his wonderful attitude, but I felt completely comfortable in his hands as he steered us towards such a rich and satisfying final image. Looking forward to working with him again."

Nathan Miller
Cinematographer, Penelope Season 1

"In addition to his expertise, Pat provided a safe space to try new things, a willingness to learn, to challenge or be challenged, and to build something that we could all be proud of. It was a true collaboration."

Mel Eslyn
Director, Penelope Season 1

"I trust Pat intrinsically to not only bring a unique creative eye to the color and the look of my films, but also to be extremely organized in ushering our films to the finish line. We always know we're in good hands when Pat is on our team."

Ryan White
Director/Producer, Into the Fire: The Lost Daughter

"Pat brings a poetic eye to a technical task and is always searching for the heart of the scene with me, digging into the finest details of a shot to bring out the best parts of every image. I’m consistently blown away by his work ethic and artistry."

Marcus Patterson
Cinematographer