Patrick Danse is a Belgian film director and editor living in Mexico City. His work ranges from commercial to experimental and spans documentaries, ads, multimedia, animation and fiction film. He has contributed to several projects which have won prizes in International festivals—including Oso Polar, which garnered several awards internationally including best feature film in Festival Internacional de Cine de Morelia (2017).

Originally a musician, Danse dedicates significant work shooting experimental music artists, bringing images to this scene with short films covering live concerts, street performances and talks on conceptual artistic workflow. Within this realm, Patrick has had the pleasure of working with several artists including: Lasse Marhaug, Samara Lubelski, Thomas Ankersmit, Alan Courtis, and Dolphins Into The Future, among others.

Danse is currently finishing a feature length documentary film, A Place Called Music, on the collaboration between iconic U.S. music composer Philip Glass and the indigenous Mexican Wixaxicas.