John D. Tulenko

I edited 30-second and 1-minute, terrifically shot, branded content, profiles for Amazon. The project was shot in several countries and my edit was in French, which I speak. This job was remote and Avid based. It was a great assignment.

I pitched, produced, edited, and hosted stories for this award-winning website.

Freelance Avid editor for 'A Family Affair' on 20/20 and for Good Morning America.

I shot and edited this rare, behind-the-scenes reality/doc series that follows actors through the arduous, eight-week audition for Blue Man Group, the long-running, Off-Broadway show. It was an amazing project that was a huge hit for the show.

I edited branded-content commercials for UBS bank's Private Wealth Management department.

Produced and scripted two chapters in this true-crime documentary for Lifetime Television

Producer and editor for short-docs distributed to Hechinger's partner sites, including USA Today, Time, Politico, and The Washington Post

Freelance editor for cinematic profiles of doctors and researchers at Mt. Sinai Medical Center, widely regarded as among the nation's best hospitals.

Freelance editor on videos for foundations and corporations.

I produced and edited more than 50, in-depth reports (8-15 minutes in length) for this award-winning national news program on PBS. My work was recognized with Emmy nominations, ciné awards, and the prestigious Peabody award. All this work — more than 8 years worth — was on Avid.

I field-produced, story-produced, and edited this look at Vermont's efforts to consolidate school districts by closing beloved, small schools.

I field-produced, story-produced, and edited this look at discrimination against students who practice the Islamic faith.

I field-produced, story-produced, and edited this look at whether trade school is a good alternative to college.

I field-produced, story-produced, and edited this look at school reform in post 'Katrina' New Orleans.

I field-produced, story-produced, and edited this two-part series about rural schools and educational inequality.

I field-produced, story-produced, and edited this video about using word-counting recording devices in homes to close the reading gap between toddlers who are well-off and those who are raised in low-income homes.

I field-produced, story-produced, and edited this video about the controversy over charter schools in NYC.

I field produced, story produced, and edited this video about how local businesses and public schools are working to produce job-ready graduates.

I field produced, story produced, and edited this video about a boot camp to teach coding and entrepreneurship to students from low-income communities.

I field produced, story produced, and edited this video about a Connecticut city's controversial decision to require schools to teach only in English.

I field produced, story produced, and edited this video about science, robots, teens, and what's called 'deep learning'.

I field produced, story produced, and edited this video about learning to make wine in college.

I field produced, story produced, and edited this video about NYC's innovative approach to high school reform.

I field Produced, story Produced, and edited this video about a 'boot camp' to help first-generation college students reach graduation.

I field produced, story produced, and edited this video about homeless families in Greenbay, WI.

I Field Produced, Story Produced, and edited this video.

Field Producer, Story Producer, and Editor for this story about crushing student debt.

I field produced, story produced, wrote, and edited this project about a poor Ohio town that pays students for high test scores.

Produced and edited this PBS documentary about the collateral damages in Big Time college sports.

Supervising producer on this prime-time 2 hour documentary examining the quality and cost of college education.

Produced and edited “Public Schools Inc.” (2003) for the prestigious PBS series, FRONTLINE. This primetime documentary examined Wall Street’s failed efforts to privatize public education.

Avid Editor for "First to Worst" a primetime PBS documentary that detailed how voter-approved tax policies sent schools, housing, and public services in California — which had been regarded as the best in the nation — into a decades-long decline.

Producer and Editor for “Testing Our Schools”, a one-hour primetime report for FRONTLINE on PBS warning against the corrupting effects of high-stakes testing in public education.