Patty Mooney

Patty Mooney is an international award-winning filmmaker, producer, videographer, editor, sound technician, voice talent, writer and photographer Award-Winning Producer

Patty has worked on hundreds of corporate and broadcast shoots over four decades. She has been asking probing questions since she was a tot and asked her father why the sky was blue. She has won honors as a Top 100 Producer twice. Clients include Extra, Inside Edition, Entertainment Tonight, the VA, Susan Komen, NS Microwave, Reebok, Adidas, and many others. Patty has long been a writer and poet and has worked on many scripts for corporate and broadcast clients. Her writing capabilities and extensive travels around the world are unique qualities that make her an even better producer.

Patty’s determination, perseverance and innovation came forth strongly in the mid-1980’s when she and co-producer Mark Schulze produced some special-interest home videos that were the first of their kind. Patty’s passion for massage (she was a massage technician early in her career) was illuminated in an instructional video she produced called Massage For Relaxation which you may learn more about on Wikipedia.

Patty Mooney has ridden treacherous mountain-bike trails all over the world.  She rode the Himalayas (was among the first westerners to be allowed into Sikkim where they participated in the First Ever Himalayan Mountain Bike Rally in 1993). In Costa Rica she was a member in a small group of riders who made a Descent into the Turrialba Volcano in Costa Rica and then on the bottom of the ocean as seen on Real TV. After this underwater mountain biking extravaganza, Patty delivered an underwater peace sign in a Molson Beer Commercial.  She has mountain biked in Whistler, Canada; Moab, Utah; Mt. Orohena, Tahiti; the Matterhorn, Zermatt, Switzerland; the Flinders Ranges of Australia; Mt. Olympus, Greece; Mt. Snowdon, Wales; and a trail near Reichenbach Falls where Sherlock Holmes was shoved to his death by Moriarty (of course Sherlock was later resurrected after Sir Arthur Conan Doyle was pressured by fans). At the age of 67, she handily won a 20-mile grueling Sagebrush Safari mountain bike race in 2023.