Andrew Patterson
American filmmaker
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Aug 21, 2026
Andrew Patterson on the Journey to Harvest the Singular World of 'The Rivals of Amziah King,' and Collaborating with Matthew McConaughey [AUDIO INTERVIEW]
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Andrew PattersonGUEST
All of a sudden I have people wanting to make what I wanna make, I have offers on the table for giant movies, and I just write like crazy.
Andrew PattersonGUEST
And in four months it goes from being 110 pages to 360 pages, and kind of chaptered.
Andrew PattersonGUEST
Um, and, and I say that because it was sort of... that it was more of a novelistic approach to a screenplay.
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Matthew McConaughey, Angelina LookingGlass & Andrew Patterson, "The Rivals of Amziah King"
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Brad GilmoreHOST
How different was that vision from page one to that final edit? Or were you able to kind of be able to execute exactly what you wanted?
Andrew PattersonGUEST
The only thing I could say maybe every now and then a line might get flopped.
Andrew PattersonGUEST
You might have somebody say something a little earlier in a scene than they might have said otherwise.
Interview With "The Rivals Of Amziah King" Filmmaker Andrew Patterson
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Andrew PattersonGUEST
This is like I'm sitting around trying to get Vast of Night into festivals, and I'm going, "All right, well, if that's not gonna happen, what can I do with just the resources I have? If I could just go, you know, burn the very last bit of money I have and put some things on credit cards and go out and kill myself, die making a movie, what would it be? Oh, I can get...
Andrew PattersonGUEST
I can do this," and I had a few friends that, that would willing, were willing to come out and crew for me and so on.
Andrew PattersonGUEST
I wrote this script in February, March, April of 2018 with, with no connection [laughs] to anybody that would've ever been even in the room with a Matthew McConaughey.
Andrew PattersonGUEST
And then i- over a few years I wrote some other things, ended up revising this.
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FULL SHOW: Listen back to 4BC Mornings with Gary Hardgrave, Thursday August 6th, 2026
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Gary HardgraveHOST
Do you have to be qualified? Are you going to have a PhD in rearing a child or are you just a really experienced and caring person?
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60:32Andrew PattersonGUEST
Family daycare operates in many ways like your childcare centre down the road.
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60:42Andrew PattersonGUEST
The big difference is you have a qualified early education care professional working in their own natural home learning environment.
Gary HardgraveHOST
But you're saying you want to have somebody who understands the theory but also able to practice in small groups, in that home environment, makes it easier for kids, if you like, to transition onto the next stage of schooling and so forth, I would imagine.
Federal trial pushes home-based family day care to battle regional Australia’s growing childcare crisis
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Gary HardgraveHOST
Do you have to be qualified? Are you going to have a PhD in rearing a child or are you just a really experienced and caring person?
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1:45Andrew PattersonGUEST
Family daycare operates in many ways like your childcare centre down the road.
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1:55Andrew PattersonGUEST
The big difference is you have a qualified early education care professional working in their own natural home learning environment.
Gary HardgraveHOST
But you're saying you want to have somebody who understands the theory but also able to practice in small groups, in that home environment, makes it easier for kids, if you like, to transition onto the next stage of schooling and so forth, I would imagine.
FULL SHOW: Country Life for 10 July 2026
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Sally RoundHOST
However, he's not complaining as landowners are concerned about forecasts of an El Niño drought.
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4:58Andrew PattersonGUEST
We've been nervous as to what's going to happen with the potential Super El Nino.
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5:03Andrew PattersonGUEST
So I guess with us, we're looking forward to as much rain as we can get for us to be able to have it there for the start of the spring.
How New Zealand’s Top Architect Separates Himself from the Pack | Andrew Patterson #88
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Brad VisserHOST
And with everything else we just discussed, there must be a bit of, like, a, just a skill in that in itself, dealing with a client.
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22:27Andrew PattersonGUEST
Well, well we do a, um, we do a rev- We, our, our methodology is doing a re- a reverse brief.
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22:48Andrew PattersonGUEST
The, the, the, the Len Lye Foundation, who the, who the, who the building was for, the council, who, who w- who were the, who were the, running the project, and the, and the government, who was paying for the project through the, um, Provincial Museum Fund.

