Matt Zunich

I was the editor on the short film Tampoon, directed by Jeanne Jo. The film was cut using Adobe Premier and premiered to much acclaim at the Slamdance Film Festival in 2015.

One of two sound designers on this short documentary. Deeper Than Black follows the story of first generation Ghanian-American, director Sean Addo, and his journey to discover and accept his cultural identity. We were responsible for on set sound recording using Fostex recorders, up to four wireless mics, an on-board camera mic, and a shotgun boom. We cut the sound alongside the picture edit, adjusting the design as new cuts came in every day. We polished the mix in Protools and the film premiered to high praise and acclaim in the fall of 2013.

I was the on set sound recordist for this short film based on the DC Comic series of the same name. I was hired by director Harry Locke IV who I had worked with on Deeper Than Black. I was responsible for clear and concise on set audio using two wireless mics and a shotgun boom. The film gained much attention through social media as being the most faithful adaptation of Hellblazer comic book and the John Constantine character.

Production Assistant to coordinator Lynn Givens and Richard Vo. I was brought onto the series by Teresa Taylor and ensured the operation of production facilities and technology during set up, production and wrap. I maintained communication between the office, stage managers, producer Marie To and the show directors.

I wrote and directed this short film during my time at USC. The film followed a cop in the not too distant future charged with tracking down and hunting rogue androids. He discovers that one of them has transcended traditional paradigms challenging the officer's perception of what it means to be human. The short premiered in the spring of 2013.

Following the episodic adventures of a bacon-obsessed monster, Henry, the series was based on a short film directed by Phillip Hughes and ran for one year on Youtube. It was written and produced by Phillip Hughes, and Jenn Daugherty. I directed two episodes for the series, "Steve" and "Monster Under The Bed"

Intern for directors Will Hess, Nikki Frakes, and Terry Dougas. I was responsible for phones, emails, and arranging meetings for directors with documentary subjects, post facilities and distributors. The film made its premier at San Diego Comic Con in 2010 and continued on to festivals such as Slamdance in 2012.