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Paul Josiah Devlin is an American independent filmmaker. He is also a professional video editor, often working in sports broadcasting.
As a director and producer, Devlin's films include Power Trip, SlamNation, BLAST!, The Frontman, and Freestyle: The Art of Rhyme. His films have won awards in the Berlin International Film Festival, the Florida Film Festival, Northampton Film Festival, Hot Docs, and Philafilm. He has received an Independent Spirit Awards nomination for Best Documentary and an Individual Artist Grant from the New York State Council of the Arts.
As video editor, his credits include TV shows, films, music videos and advertisements. For his work in sports broadcasting, Devlin has won seven Emmy awards including NBC's coverage of the 24th Olympic Winter Games and the 32nd Olympics, and CBS' coverage of the Super Bowl and the Tour de France.
Devlin was born in 1963. While attending high school in New Jersey, Devlin penned a now widely-shared "I reject your rejection" [1] letter to the admissions department at Harvard University. The letter was published twice [2] [3] in the New York times, copied and re-purposed, as well as performed by prominent actors onstage through the London-based group Letters Live. Himesh Patel performed the letter at the Royal Albert Hall in October 2022.
While attending the University of Michigan, Devlin produced, directed and edited his first documentary Rockin' Brunswick [4] starring Matt Pinfield; broadcast his first music video "You Don't Know Me" on MTV's Basement Tapes, hosted by Billy Crystal; participated in a screenwriting workshop led by Lawrence Kasdan; and worked as a production assistant on Robert Altman's Secret Honor, filmed in Ann Arbor. Devlin graduated with a BA in English and Language Literature.
Devlin's professional career began in Hong Kong, at Take Two Film and Video, where he edited a movie for the Hong Kong Tourist Association's Inside Hong Kong. Devlin's career in sports broadcasting began when he was hired locally in Seoul, Korea, by NBC Sports to work as a runner at the Games of the XXIV Olympiad.
Devlin is married to Emily Raabe. [5]
Year | Title | Role |
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2022 | Yankees-Dodgers: An Uncivil War | Editor |
2019 | A Beautiful Lie | Producer, Editor |
2014 | The Front Man | Director, Producer, Cinematographer, Editor |
2008 | BLAST! | Director, Producer, Editor, Camera Operator |
2003 | Power Trip | Director, Producer, Cinematographer, Editor |
2000 | Freestyle: The Art of Rhyme | Producer, Editor, Producing Editor |
1998 | SlamNation | Director, Producer, Editor |
1984 | Secret Honor | Production Assistant |
YEAR | TITLE | ROLE |
1998–Present | The NFL Today | Editor |
2023 | Southern Hoops: A History of SEC Basketball | Editor |
2022 | Beijing 2022: XXIV Olympic Winter Games | Editor |
2021 | Tokyo 2020: Games of the XXXII Olympiad | Editor |
2019-2020 | The Athletic (3 episodes) | Editor |
2016 | Super Bowl 50 | Editor |
2013 | Super Bowl XLVII | Editor |
2008 | Tour de France 2008 | Producer |
2007 | Super Bowl XLI | Editor |
2005 | Independent Lens (1 episode) | Director, Producer |
2004 | Super Bowl XXXVIII | Editor |
2003 | Tour de France 2003 | Editor |
2001 | Tour de France 2001 | Producer |
2001 | Super Bowl XXXV | Editor |
1998 | Nagano 1998: XVIII Olympic Winter Games | Editor |
1996 | Atlanta 1996: Games of the XXVI Olympiad | Editor |
1995 | Slammin': The Sport of Spoken Word | Director, Producer |
1992 | Barcelona 1992: Games of the XXV Olympiad | Editor |
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