Terry Fitzpatrick(1960-2025)
- Camera and Electrical Department
- Sound Department
- Editor
Terence "Terry" Fitzpatrick was an Atlanta-based entrepreneur, studio owner, and media innovator known for blending classic technology with cutting-edge production techniques. As the founder of 24 ATL, he oversaw a full-service production facility featuring a 30-foot-wide Unreal Engine-powered LED volume, mobile LED stages, and one of the East Coast’s most extensive collections of fully operational vintage CRT televisions and broadcast monitors.
With decades of experience in creative development, Terry specialized in LED virtual production, practical effects, and retrofitted technology for film and television. His ability to re-engineer vintage electronics, including televisions, monitors, and telecommunication equipment, earned him a reputation for providing authentic set pieces and interactive props for commercial, narrative, and experimental projects.
Beyond his technical work, Terry was a passionate supporter of the independent film community. He explored cooperative production models and regularly offered mentorship to emerging creators. His work frequently bridged the gap between analog nostalgia and digital innovation, incorporating Unreal Engine environments, AI-assisted workflows, and real-time camera tracking into modern storytelling.
Terry’s mission was simple: to build the future of production while preserving the soul of the past. His influence continues through the studio he built and the filmmakers and collaborators inspired by his creativity, ingenuity, and dedication to the craft.
With decades of experience in creative development, Terry specialized in LED virtual production, practical effects, and retrofitted technology for film and television. His ability to re-engineer vintage electronics, including televisions, monitors, and telecommunication equipment, earned him a reputation for providing authentic set pieces and interactive props for commercial, narrative, and experimental projects.
Beyond his technical work, Terry was a passionate supporter of the independent film community. He explored cooperative production models and regularly offered mentorship to emerging creators. His work frequently bridged the gap between analog nostalgia and digital innovation, incorporating Unreal Engine environments, AI-assisted workflows, and real-time camera tracking into modern storytelling.
Terry’s mission was simple: to build the future of production while preserving the soul of the past. His influence continues through the studio he built and the filmmakers and collaborators inspired by his creativity, ingenuity, and dedication to the craft.
