Patrick Ivison

We had such a great time at the @renaissancepleasurefaire !! I loved rolling around and seeing all the booths, shows & interactive exhibits. (The 🔪 throwing was pretty cathartic) @patrickivison hit his yearly max on honey samples. The accessibility was a little tough to navigate, so next time I think I would bring a power assist or power chair. This weekend is the last weekend to go, so if you’re on the fence, now’s your chance! ❤️🎪 [Video Description]: clips from Joci’s day at the Renaissance Faire, an outdoor medieval times style festival. Joci, a Latina woman with dark curly hair, is wearing a beige dress with a red and gold corset and navigating in her manual wheelchair. Patrick, a white man with long dark blonde hair pulled out of his face, wears a burgundy peasant shirt and uses a power wheelchair. Farah, an Arabic woman with long dark hair, wears a white dress with a blue apron dress over top, and uses a manual wheelchair.

a day in the big 🍎🖤 ID: Image 1: Patrick and Joci sit in their wheelchairs and take a 0.5x selfie on a city street. Image 2: Patrick sits in his wheelchair in Central Park with a view of buildings behind him.

CHOOSE YOUR CHARACTER REN FAIRE EDITION 🎪 We had a great time at @renaissancepleasurefaire 🩵 it was my first time and I had so much fun! The terrain was a little rough so I definitely would bring a power assist or power chair in the future. Recap coming soon 🤩 [Video Description]: Joci and three friends act as video game characters with floating text above describing funny things they did at the Ren Faire. Clip 1: Joci, wearing a beige renaissance dress with a red and gold corset, holds a wheelie with one hand looking scared, with text above reading “fell out of her wheelchair 30 minutes in.” Clip 2: Graham, a white man wearing a beige long sleeve shirt and brown renaissance vest, holds a wooden pipe to his mouth, with text above reading “bought an $80 pipe ‘for show’.” Clip 3: Farah, an Arabic female wheelchair user wearing a beige dress and blue corset dress on top, mimes pushing forward and looks annoyed, with text above reading “was called speed racer 10 times.” Clip 4: Patrick, a white male power chair user wearing a burgundy peasant shirt and black pants, holds an absurd amount of caramel and honey, with text above reading “spent a days salary on caramel and honey.”

Alexa, play “ruin the friendship” by Taylor Swift [Image Descriptions]: Image 1: Joci, a mixed female wheelchair user with dark curly hair, sits in her wheelchair next to Patrick, a white male wheelchair user with long dirty blonde hair and tattoos on his left arm. She is leaning her head on his shoulder and both of them are squinting and smiling. Behind them is downtown San Diego. Image 2: Patrick and Joci take a silly selfie. Image 3: Patrick and Joci sit at a table at an outdoor restaurant. She leans her head on his boulder and smiles really big. He is looking at the camera and smiling.

Hot wheels I guess • • • #disabled #tattoogirls #wheechair #funny #comedy

Yesterday marked 10 years. I still make impulsive and questionable decisions, but at least now it’s just for the love of the game 😜 About six months into sobriety I saw a comedian say that “having an addiction is embarrassing because something as lame as a Natty Light could ruin my life.” I’m sure for him it was a joke in passing, but it’s stuck with me this whole time. I’ve seen addiction take everything from people, and my behavior and habits were following the same path. Sometimes I still wish I could have a casual beer with buddies or wine with dinner, but i know it wouldn’t end there. If you’re considering sobriety, I don’t regret this decision at all. #sober

Cast and Crew from the multi-nominated film THE INVALIDS talk about their intentions for the film and the importance of showing authentic disability in filmmaking. ID: @patrickivison sits in his power chair in a blue suit getting interviewed at the step and repeat along with @chrissymarshall_ who signs in ASL wearing a grey suit, @jayladhodge in a multi-colored dress shirt, @jomarielawrence in her wheelchair wearing a blue dress, @dianareidy in a blue dress, @jociscott in her wheelchair wearing a blue dress. B-roll clips from their film are interspersed throughout. #EDFCAwards #EDFC2025 #disabilityfilmchallenge #easterseals #thrillersuspense #awardshow #DisabilityFilm #DisabilityStories #DisabilityInclusion #filmmakers #DisabilityRepresentation #UniqueStories #FilmIndustry #ExpandTheConversation #SpreadtheWord

EDFC 2025 Best Director, Best Editor, and Best Film Award Finalists from “The Invalids” pose on the Orange Carpet. Thanks for making a great film! #EDFCAwards #EDFC2025 #disabilityfilmchallenge #easterseals #thrillerandsuspense #awardshow #DisabilityFilm #DisabilityStories #DisabilityInclusion #filmmakers #DisabilityRepresentation #UniqueStories #FilmIndustry #ExpandTheConversation #SpreadtheWord

Good job, mom and all moms! Love you!

The finalist nominations are here! Here are the nominations for Best Film presented by @sony Pictures Entertainment. Don’t forget to watch, like and share these incredible films. Tune in to our awards show on May 8th on The Disability Film Challenge YouTube Channel or via our website link in bio! Best Film nominees: Everhand - Lee Cleaveland; The Invalids – Patrick Ivison; Hypothetically, the End - Lily Drummond; Killed It - Marisa Hamamoto #EDFC2025 #disabilityfilmchallenge #easterseals #thrillerandsuspense #nominees #awardshow

Very excited to be a @disabilityfilmchallenge finalist in 3 categories this year 🏆 Best Film Best Director (Chrissy Marshall) Best Editor (Chrissy Marshall) Congratulations to all the nominees! So many incredible films this year, we are honored to be included in this lineup👏👏👏 So proud of Chrissy and the entire Invalids team for bringing so much passion and hard work to our film 🎬 Poster by @thisiskyle

Hi everyone! @patrickivison the co-producer and colorist here to talk about the color in The Invalids. This world is a dystopian future and the specific hospital and challenge settings are cold, scary, and isolated, so I intentionally pushed those to look sickly. The only people that look “healthy” are the Elites, watching in their comfy mansion. What you see here is the difference between what the camera filmed and the final result. If you aren’t familiar, “log” is a setting in most cameras (and a lot of phones!) It takes all of the light and color information captured on your camera’s sensor and compresses it without reducing quality. The files are much bigger than just filming regularly, but it allows you to manipulate the exposure, contrast, and color A TON! Let me know in the comments if you have a favorite shot or if you have questions about color! DIRECTOR/WRITER/EDITOR @chrissymarshall_ PRODUCERS @jociscott @patrickivison @chrissymarshall_ STARRING @jociscott @jomarielawrence DP @camilogodoydp 1ST AD @jayladhodge SOUND RECORDISTS @cero.feeling @tylerlydell @ryabrae HOST @ashleygianni DOCTORS @shanhafez @eonsong @moaaberg Corey Renfree RICH ELITES @codysteele__ @dilara.foscht @itslaurenmcnair @akappatos PATIENTS @iamharoldfoxx @divadelux @dannykurtzman @bellaadlah @_milkchocolateonwheelz @mickeytrif 1ST AC @felipe.mieres GAFFER @jackalexander466 GRIP @_katie_micale COSTUME DESIGNER @lws_lynnwardrobesews BTS/STILLS @trippytran @gabrielle_lia PA @awwwwstin PA @dianareidy ASL INTERPRETERS @gaberealgomez @alexa_valdes11 POSTER DESIGNER @thisiskyle [Image Description]: a two panel view showing scenes from the invalids. The top panel is labeled log, and the video is desaturated and low contrast. The bottom panel is labeled graded, and it is the exact same video but with vibrant colors and contrast. The reel ends with a view of different effects being activated and their realtime transformation of the shot.