Patrick Taulère

Patrick Taulère is a director, producer and writer for film television and advertising. He is sometimes credited as Patrick Taulere.

Filmography

FILMS

• Boudica, Warrior Queen (The History Channel)
• The Battle of Tripoli (The History Channel)
• The Plot to Kill Nixon (The History Channel)
• The Last Mission (The History Channel)
• Troy (The History Channel)
• Terminus (second unit director; AAA distribution)

SERIES

• Arrest and Trial (Universal/Dick Wolf Films)
• Unsolved Mysteries (CBS/Lifetime)
• The Investigators (Trutv)
• The Scariest Places on Earth (Fox)
• Dominick Dunne's Power, Privilege, and Justice(Trutv)
• Guilty or Innocent (Discovery Channel)
• Critical Condition (TLC)
• What Should You Do? (Lifetime)
• Angels Among Us (CMT)
• Seconde B (France 2)
• Beyond Chance (Lifetime)
• It's a Miracle (PAX)
• Million Dollar Mysteries (Fox)
• Sightings(Paramount)
• Paranormal Bordeline (Paramount)
• Name Your Adventure (NBC)
• How Do They Do that? (CBS)
• Wide World of Kids (Syndication)
• Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous (Syndication)
• Rooms for Improvement (HGTV)

PILOTS

• Castaways in Paradise (Fine Living)
• Treasure Hunters(HGTV)
• The Enforcers (Lifetime)
• Destination Style (Travel Channel)
• Small Talk (NBC)
• Beach Patrol (LTC)

SPECIALS

• Night Shymalan's Signs of Fear (ABC)
• In The Mind of (TLC)
• Scandals Hollywood Style (MGM)
• World's Funniest Pets (CBS)
• America's Greatest Pets (UPN)
• The Secrets of Alien Abduction (Paramount)
• More secrets revealed (ABC)
• Newsweek Awards (NBC)
• Hollywood International (Syndication)
• Swimsuit Special (ABC)

INTERSTITIAL SERIES & PILOTS

• Saturday Night Solutions (Trutv)
• Movie Break (TBS)
• Movie & a Makeover (TBS)
• CBS Sneak Peek (CBS)

Other

Taulere is a member of the Directors Guild of America; The Academy of Television Arts & Sciences and SACD (The French Director’s & Writer’s society).
Brother of singer Jocelyne Jocya
Born in Perpignan (France).

References

• "Patrick Taulere at Weblo Celebrities". Weblo.com. Retrieved 2010-05-29. 
• "Bucharest – the low budget Hollywood". European Voice. 2005-05-04. Retrieved 2010-05-29. 
• raioo. "Film credits and testimonials". Dreamaker Productions. Retrieved 2010-05-29. 
• "CINE GOLDEN EAGLE FILM & VIDEO COMPETITION : 2005 WINNER DIRECTORY" (PDF). CINE. Retrieved 2010-05-29. 
• "Credits". MediaPro Studios. Retrieved 2010-05-29. 
• "Delegates". Realscreen Summit. January 2007. Retrieved 2010-05-29. 

External links

• Official Site
• http://www.art7films.com