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Patrick Blanchfield

Philadelphia
As seen in: Ordinary Unhappiness, Medium, The New York Times, Business Insider, The Washington Post, New York Daily News, Substack, The Daily Beast, Esquire, Foreign Policy Magazine, The Intercept and
Covers:  gun violence, gun control, policing, psychoanalysis
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Short Film: Diviso | Backstage

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By Patrick Blanchfield, Jason Blanchfield
| Backstage Verified
EXPIRES: Seeking talent from West Palm Beach, FL; Jupiter, FL; Miami, FL; Fort Lauderdale, FL COMPANY DETAILS Palm Beach Atlantic University Antonio Zarro, Producer Member since Jan 27, 2021 PROJECT DESCRIPTION A conflicted man must confront the consequences of his actions as he debates with two strangers who seem to know him very well. ACTORS & PERFORMERS Jason Blanchfield Lead. Male. 18-35 Patrick Blanchfield Supporting. Male. 18-35 Caylee Supporting. Female. 18-35 Delilah Lead. Female.
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You Can Just Do Things

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By Patrick Blanchfield
| Truthdig Verified
In the summer of 2002, the United States put together a military exercise with a name that broadcast the nation’s ambitions for projecting force not just into a New American Century, but beyond. Years in the planning, and costing around $250 million ($435 million today), the “Millennium Challenge” was the single most expensive simulation the military had ever mounted.
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You Can Just Do Things | Patrick Blanchfield

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By Patrick Blanchfield
| n+1 Magazine Verified
In the summer of 2002, the United States put together a military exercise with a name that broadcast the nation’s ambitions for projecting force not just into a New American Century, but beyond. Years in the planning, and costing around $250 million ($435 million today), the “Millennium Challenge” was the single most expensive simulation the military had ever mounted.
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