BIO
In his youth, Timothy Dugan raised guide dogs with his family. He grew up in New Jersey, before going to college in Emmitsburg, Maryland, and graduating from Mount St. Mary’s University with a Bachelor's of English. Seeking to expand on his education and develop technical skills, he enrolled in RVCC to begin his path in video production. Currently, he is a working videographer and editor. His goals are to further develop his skills and apply them in a career-oriented position.
STATEMENT
I have always had a love for storytelling, even when I was a small child reading books, that carried into my adult life. The execution of any production can make or break a product, and editing is a prime element of video production that embodies this love of storytelling. It is a way of crafting how a story is presented to an audience. The materials just need to be fixed together in the way I think works best. While I have only recently tried my hand at all aspects of video production, I feel most comfortable as an editor. Of the works I have produced as a student at RVCC, I made several films and a music video. Most were produced without dialogue and usually with only a single actor. Across these productions, a theme I like to employ is a sense of absurdity. I feel absurdity is a way to open an audience to new ideas and perspectives, all of which I want to share with my audiences.
In his youth, Timothy Dugan raised guide dogs with his family. He grew up in New Jersey, before going to college in Emmitsburg, Maryland, and graduating from Mount St. Mary’s University with a Bachelor's of English. Seeking to expand on his education and develop technical skills, he enrolled in RVCC to begin his path in video production. Currently, he is a working videographer and editor. His goals are to further develop his skills and apply them in a career-oriented position.
STATEMENT
I have always had a love for storytelling, even when I was a small child reading books, that carried into my adult life. The execution of any production can make or break a product, and editing is a prime element of video production that embodies this love of storytelling. It is a way of crafting how a story is presented to an audience. The materials just need to be fixed together in the way I think works best. While I have only recently tried my hand at all aspects of video production, I feel most comfortable as an editor. Of the works I have produced as a student at RVCC, I made several films and a music video. Most were produced without dialogue and usually with only a single actor. Across these productions, a theme I like to employ is a sense of absurdity. I feel absurdity is a way to open an audience to new ideas and perspectives, all of which I want to share with my audiences.