Hello! I’m Andrew Dunn, an Audio and Video Production student at Cincinnati State Technical and Community College, with an expected graduation in August 2026, currently seeking a co-op or internship in audio and video production or post-production. My interests are rooted in post-production, including editing and color work, with strong experience in Adobe Premiere Pro and DaVinci Resolve. I bring over a decade of professional experience in administrative operations, communications, and marketing, with a strong foundation in project management, organization, and clear, effective storytelling. This background has shaped me into a dependable and detail-oriented collaborator who understands how to move projects forward efficiently. Paired with a deep personal interest in film history, I’m excited to grow within a creative field while contributing a thoughtful and reliable perspective.
Video Editing
This commercial was edited with DaVinci Resolve, using stock footage provided in class. Music came from DeWolfe Music and SFX came from Adobe SFX.
This commercial was edited with DaVinci Resolve, using stock footage from boths Pexels and Pixabay. Music came from DeWolfe Music and akita graphic was designed in Adobe Illustrator.
Color Correction
This video was edited in the DaVinci Resolve Color page with stock footage and music provided in class. Per instructions, a primary color grade was applied, followed by HSL curves to change color of greenery and the actress' lip color.
This video was edited in the DaVinci Resolve Color page from stock footage provided in class. Music came from DeWolfe Music.
Multi-Camera Production
This short film was shot at my home with two Canon Ti8 cameras. Table lamps and overhead lights were used. I scripted and casted the film. The film was edited in Premiere Pro and was later brightened up in the DaVinci Resolve Color page.
This live segment was shot at Cincinnati State. I directed, wrote and cast the segment, and sketched out a lighting pattern for our gaffer. I designed all titles. The segment was shot with three Blackmagic Studio cameras, and crew consisted of fellow students.