Sean Dunne has a talent for capturing the most interesting characters and brining their stories to life to on film.  When Sean met Paul Mawhinney and heard about his love of early recordings and how over the years he had amassed the world's largest collection of vinyl records soon destined to be dismantled, he knew it was a story he wanted to tell.  The resulting short film, THE ARCHIVE, profiled the partially blind collector and his love of music premiered at the prestigious Sundance film festival. Eloquent yet concise, THE ARCHIVE has gone on to Silver Docs, received world wide press and over one million internet hits to date.  Following THE ARCHIVE was the short film MAN IN A VAN, about a guy in New York City who lives in his van with his three dogs, then there was THE BOWLER about booze, broads and bowling.  THE BOWLER is an entertaining profile of a Staten Island man who makes his living hustling at the bowling alley.

Sean's short film STRAY DAWG, is a fun look at the musician Johnny Corndawg, "everyone's favorite puddin' head calzone inhaler." His most recent documentary short, AMERICAN JUGGALO, is an inside look at the often mocked and misunderstood subculture of Juggalos, hardcore Insane Clown Posse fans who meet once a year for four days at The Gathering of the Juggalos.

A filmmaker with roots in TV as well; Sean brings his storytelling skills to spots and new media projects including the campaign for Nike "Road to Boom", staring hockey star Steven Stamkos; the charming portraits of Sundance directors Derek Cinafrance, Joel Schumacher, Bryan Poyser, among others; the campaign for Microsoft 360 featuring small business owners; as well as taking part in a multi-city campaign for Bank of America.