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Patti O. White is an award-winning documentary filmmaker and television producer. Cutting her teeth at CBS News in New York, White produced for CBS Reports and 60 Minutes, earning three national Emmy awards, three Emmy nominations, and a George Foster Peabody Award.
In 1979, a young producer for CBS News, on a flight home to NYC, came across an article in a newspaper. At the time, 29 year-old Patti Obrow White had no idea how the story that she was reading would dramatically impact her life.
Jun 15, 2001 · If I Could: Directed by Patti Obrow White. With Sally Field. A true story, IF I COULD follows the life of Tracy, a young woman facing the ghosts of her troubled past in a fight to keep her son from falling prey to the same demons that almost destroyed her.
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- Sally Field
The film's director, Patti Obrow White, appears on Oklahoma local television. She describes VisionQuest's rehabilitation program for abused juveniles and her chronicle of the intergenerational saga of Tracy Marasco’s family.
The original CBS Reports crew from 1979: Patti Obrow White (center, bottom row), Cameraman Greg Cooke, soundman Jim Camry, Michael Miller and Assoc Producer Mimi Edmunds on the wagon train.
At the time, 29 year-old Patti Obrow White had no idea how the story that she was reading would dramatically impact her life. The story was about a controversial alternative program for troubled youth called, VisionQuest.
The film's director, Patti Obrow White, appears on Oklahoma local television. She describes VisionQuest's rehabilitation program for abused juveniles and her chronicle of the intergenerational saga of Tracy Marasco’s family.
