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Patrick Douglas Selmes Jackson (26 March 1916 – 3 June 2011) was an English film and television director. [1] Biography. Born in Eltham, [2] to a formerly affluent family which was severely affected by the Wall Street Crash in 1929, and his father's long-term illness and early death ending Jackson's formal education. [3] .
Learn about Pat Jackson's five-step behavioral process of public relations. Learn about Jackson's ultimate emphasis on behavioral changes, not just the communicative flow of ideas.
Pat Jackson was a versatile and talented filmmaker who worked on Night Mail, London Can Take It, and Western Approaches during the war. He also made White Corridors, a hospital drama that integrated non-professionals and actors, but his career declined after Hollywood.
Pat Jackson began as an editor and co-director of documentaries with the famed GPO Film Unit in the mid-1930s. He worked with such icons of the documentary field as John Grierson and Harry Watt, but it was his World War II semi-documentary Western Approaches (1944) that put him on the map.
- Director, Production Designer, Writer
- March 26, 1916
- Pat Jackson
- June 3, 2011
Our Virgin Island: Directed by Pat Jackson. With John Cassavetes, Virginia Maskell, Sidney Poitier, Isabel Dean. Two newlyweds buy a small private island in the British Virgin Islands and live a happy life without the comforts of modern society.
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- Adventure, Drama, Romance
- Pat Jackson
- 1958-10
Pat Jackson. Director. 26 March 1916 to 2 June 2011. After gaining experience with the GPO Film Unit – later the Crown Film Unit – Jackson scored a great critical hit with his documentary style drama about the heroism of merchant seamen in wartime, Western Approaches (1944).
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Sep 8, 2016 · The late Pat Jackson (1932–2001), a legendary pioneer in the PR field, was honored September 8, 2016 at an event at Baruch College, produced by the Museum and organized by Jackson, Jackson, and Wager, the firm Pat founded in 1956.
