John Patzer
Director of Photography

In his younger years, while studying at Washington State University, John made a big splash in his 
burgeoning career in film and television. He was the Co-Creator and Co-Producer of "Video 
Underground," the first nationally syndicated, student-produced music video program in the country. He 
also shot WSU football games for the NCAA.

Since that time. his services have been requested by all the major television networks: ABC, CBS, NBC, 
and Fox, as well as many of the major cable networks including WB, UPN, HBO, Showtime, The Food 
Network, PBS, and The Discovery Channel. 

John has been recognized by the National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences, and has received 
Emmys for his outstanding achievements in the fields of Editing, Producing, Directing, and Director of 
Photography.

With a determination to generate his own projects, John created his own production company: '67 Window, 
Inc. This production company has allowed him to produce, direct, shoot, and edit digital cinema projects 
for a variety of musicians. Those who have been documented under the '67 Window banner include The 
String Cheese Incident, Jeff Trott, Jerry Joseph and the Jackmormons, Styxx, and The Yonder Mountain 
String Band.
'67 Window Inc. has also played a major role in feature film productions for Stage Direct and its programs 
for Showtime.