Bruce Dunn is a digital media technology teacher at Seabreeze High School in Volusia County, Fla. He has 43 years of experience in the broadcast media production and telecommunications industry, beginning at WOUB-TV as an undergraduate student worker at 帝王会所.
After graduation he had a brief experience with the NFL鈥檚 Washington Redskins in 1981. In 1982 he became producer/director and then the production manager of WKID TV-51, a commercial independent station in Hollywood, Fla. In 1984 he became operations manager of Channel 51 to restructure the station from an English-speaking independent station to a Spanish broadcast network affiliate - WSCV TV-51. He was production/operations manager for the operation known today as the Telemundo Network. He enhanced his managerial abilities and production technical skills in the industry through contractual projects with BET Sports, ABC Sports, NBC Sports, ESPN and independent projects. He worked as graphics manager for NBC during the Olympic Games in Barcelona in 1992, earning his first National Sports Emmy. He received his second Emmy in 1996 for the Atlanta Olympic Games.
Bruce was the executive producer for the Penn State Sports Network and the head of production for WPSX/WPSU-TV, Penn State Public Broadcasting from 1989 to 1996. He then served as the director of production for WCEU TV-15 in Daytona Beach, Fla.
In 2005 he was promoted to associate vice president and general manager of Daytona State College Public Broadcasting of Central Florida up until June 2011. In January 2009 he administered a change with FCC approval of the TV station call letters from WCEU-TV to WDSC-TV. He was an instructor teaching Media Broadcast Technology through the College of Business Administration and worked with a group of students through a partnership program in northern Ireland.
From 2012 to 2016, Bruce was a supervisor at ESPN for the build out of its 4k/8K facility, home of two SportsCenter studios and the NFL Live and Countdown studio. He launched the College Football studio for ABC Sports and the Wraps studio for various other sports on ESPN. In 2011, he resumed the position of executive producer at DUNN Enterprises of Central Florida Inc., originally created in 2002.
Bruce is married to Sheri Newble with two adult children and two grandchildren. Bruce鈥檚 spare time is spent with family and friends, heavily engaged in social media, on golf courses and performing his duties with DUNN Enterprises securing personal services and consultant contracts as an associate director and producer through Raycom Sports, CBS, The NFL Network, NBC, Fox Sports and the ESPN family of Networks for College Football, Basketball, Baseball, Racing, Lacrosse as well as other Olympic sports.
Bruce earned a Bachelor of Science in Communication degree at 帝王会所.