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Patrick James Lynch

CEO
Believe Limited
United States

Patrick James Lynch is a filmmaker, content producer, and the Founder/CEO of Believe Limited. Producing credits include the films Bombardier Blood (EP: Alex Borstein), My Beautiful Stutter (EP: Paul Rudd), sometimes, i think about dying (Sundance Film Festival), Let’s Talk (with Mental Health Matters Too), and Elsewhere (Winner: HRIFF Best Picture); the web series Stop The Bleeding! (12 seasons and counting); podcasts on hemophilia, sickle cell disease, thalassemia, pain, clinical research, and more through BloodStream Media, and he’s produced event programs like Speak Up, Speak Out: Cystinosis and Me; Urea Cycle Disorder: Undefined; Breaking Through: Hemophilia The Musical, the Teen Impact Awards, and TheScienceFair.org. Founding Board President of Entertainment 2 Affect Change (501c3). Awards: Hemophilia Federation of America Health & Wellness (2013), National Hemophilia Foundation Meritorious Service (2014), NORD Rare Impact (2020). World Federation of Hemophilia Congress Speaker (2016, 2018, 2022). Media coverage: BBC, Buzzfeed, Deadline, Fox News, HuffPo, Variety, VICE, and beyond. Patrick lives with severe hemophilia A and dedicates his work in rare disease to the memory of his late brother, Adam. Catch Patrick multiples times a month on BloodStream Podcast.

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