BEHIND
THE VISION.

Patrick S.
Cullinan.

Patrick S. Cullinan was eleven when skateboarding gave him his first sponsor. Soon, photographs of him were appearing in international magazines. Skating taught him to see a place differently: to look for the angle, the movement, the moment worth capturing.

That instinct took him behind the camera. At fourteen, he was filming party aftermovies. He became a visual jockey, mixing images live to music, then moved into television editing in his late teens.

At twenty-two, he founded PIXMIX Studios, building a post-production company around the craft of making images feel as powerful as the ideas behind them.

Next came Static Films, his Belgian production house. Its work won multiple international awards, including a Grand Prix for a Child Focus campaign.

Patrick then took his production experience to Cape Town, co-founding African Fixer before moving into technology with Avatar Ticket, a venture developing multi-channel live streaming in 360° VR.

In Ibiza, the different parts of his career began to meet. Patrick started writing SUPERSTAR KITCHEN, a series about music, food, culture and the lives artists lead away from the stage. Within a year of putting the idea on paper, he had filmed its trailer and pilot episode and premiered the project at Nômade Temple Ibiza.

The world around the series is now growing beyond the screen. Patrick has secured a multi-continent partnership with Ibiza Sonica Radio and Nômade People for premieres and multisensory dining experiences, alongside a partnership with Love Frequencies for a Kenya production planned for April 2027.

From skateboard magazines to live visuals, television, film and immersive technology, Patrick’s work has always followed the same curiosity: what happens when you step closer to the people and places behind the spectacle?