Patrick Biesemans is an Iranian/Filipino American filmmaker based in New York, recognized for his work as a writer and director. He gained notable attention for his short film "Embers & Dust" (2016), which explores the impact of Orson Welles' 1938 "War of the Worlds" radio broadcast on a young boy's imagination. This film received acclaim and was featured on platforms such as Gizmodo and Vice's The Creators Project. 

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In 2025, Biesemans released "Creep Box," a psychological horror film that delves into themes of grief and technology. The story follows a scientist's attempt to communicate with the afterlife, leading to unforeseen and terrifying consequences. The film has been praised for its thought-provoking narrative and has sparked discussions about the ethical boundaries of scientific exploration.

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Biesemans' accolades include winning the inaugural Musicbed Film Initiative Grant and the Screencraft Orb Fellowship for his original screenplay "The Beautiful Country." His work has been featured on platforms like Vimeo, where his short film "Charles Bukowski's Nirvana" was selected as a Staff Pick. ​

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Throughout his career, Biesemans has demonstrated a commitment to exploring complex themes through a unique cinematic lens, contributing significantly to contemporary independent filmmaking.