Key Personnel
Benjamin Patton, Executive Producer/Head of Production
Benjamin Patton
Executive Producer/Head of Production
Benjamin Patton is a filmmaker and the founder of the Patton Veterans Project, which hosts free, collaborative filmmaking workshops as a therapeutic pathway for veterans, military families and civilians coping with trauma and posttraumatic stress. (More at pattonvets.org). Prior to founding PVP, he worked in music, television and independent film in New York, both a producer and development executive.
Ben is currently producing “Drone War One: Ukraine,” a forthcoming feature documentary on the emergence of drone warfare in that conflict. (More at dronewarone.net). He is also President and CEO of Patton Spirits LLC, which crafts and markets Kentucky Straight Bourbon and Rye, the proceeds of which benefit the Patton Veterans Project. (More at pattonspirits.com).
The grandson of World War II’s General George S. Patton, Jr. and son of Major General George S. Patton IV, he has been associated with the military all of his life. In 2024, Ben was awarded the Meritorious Public Service Medal, one of the highest commendations that can be awarded by the US Army to a private citizen.
Ben earned his BA at Georgetown University and MA in Developmental Psychology at Columbia University. He and his family split their time between New York City and Garrison, NY.
Stav Ozdoba, Supervising Producer/Editor
Stav Ozdoba
Supervising Producer/Editor
Travis Pomposello, Consulting Producer
Travis Pomposello
Consulting Producer
Travis Pomposello spent nearly four decades inside major media and creative organizations, rising to Chief Creative Officer of EPIX, a premium television network backed by Paramount, Lionsgate and MGM, where he was part of the founding executive team. During his tenure, he awarded more than $100 million in agency contracts, working closely with creative partners at the highest levels of the industry.
After years as a buyer of creative services, Travis founded Bella Vita Creative, building and scaling the agency past $5 million in revenue while serving clients including Netflix, Disney, Warner Bros. and Amazon. This gave him the unique experience of operating on both sides of the client relationship and gives him a dual perspective few advisors possess.
Today, Travis advises creative agency owners and executive teams on leadership discipline, positioning strategy and sustainable growth. His work centers on how fear, speed and ego quietly erode standards inside growing organizations, and how founders can scale revenue without sacrificing judgment, culture or long-term credibility.
He writes and speaks on creative leadership, agency economics and the psychology of decision-making under pressure.
Art Labriola, Score Composer
