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PORTFOLIO WEBSITE - _Website not available. Sign in: https://www.twine.net/signup_ Danielle Gaynor is an emerging screenwriter and video editor who writes and edits comedic shorts and other video projects. Her writing and editing work for Temple University's sketch-comedy show "Temple Smash" has been streamed on Roku TV via TUTV, and she is currently working on a horror-comedy feature film. She has experience in production roles across writing, video editing, animation and motion graphics, video and audio recording, and has also supported radio production through internship work with musician interviews and playlist assembly for WXPN, World Cafe. Edited videos are often 2-6 minutes long (though they can also be made into shorter-form content) and delivered on time, with multiple revisions made based on director feedback. She brings a humor-forward storytelling approach to film and video editing.…PORTFOLIO WEBSITE - _Website not available. Sign in: https://www.twine.net/signup_ Danielle Gaynor is an emerging screenwriter and video editor who writes and edits comedic shorts and other video projects. Her writing and editing work for Temple University's sketch-comedy show "Temple Smash" has been streamed on Roku TV via TUTV, and she is currently working on a horror-comedy feature film. She has experience in production roles across writing, video editing, animation and motion graphics, video and audio recording, and has also supported radio production through internship work with musician interviews and playlist assembly for WXPN, World Cafe. Edited videos are often 2-6 minutes long (though they can also be made into shorter-form content) and delivered on time, with multiple revisions made based on director feedback. She brings a humor-forward storytelling approach to film and video editing.

Danielle Gaynor

Video Editor, Screenwriter, Animator, +4

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PORTFOLIO WEBSITE - _Website not available. Sign in: https://www.twine.net/signup_ Danielle Gaynor is an emerging screenwriter and video editor who writes and edits comedic shorts and other video projects. Her writing and editing work for Temple University's sketch-comedy show "Temple Smash" has been streamed on Roku TV via TUTV, and she is currently working on a horror-comedy feature film. She has experience in production roles across writing, video editing, animation and motion graphics, video and audio recording, and has also supported radio production through internship work with musician interviews and playlist assembly for WXPN, World Cafe. Edited videos are often 2-6 minutes long (though they can also be made into shorter-form content) and delivered on time, with multiple revisions made based on director feedback. She brings a humor-forward storytelling approach to film and video editing.…PORTFOLIO WEBSITE - _Website not available. Sign in: https://www.twine.net/signup_ Danielle Gaynor is an emerging screenwriter and video editor who writes and edits comedic shorts and other video projects. Her writing and editing work for Temple University's sketch-comedy show "Temple Smash" has been streamed on Roku TV via TUTV, and she is currently working on a horror-comedy feature film. She has experience in production roles across writing, video editing, animation and motion graphics, video and audio recording, and has also supported radio production through internship work with musician interviews and playlist assembly for WXPN, World Cafe. Edited videos are often 2-6 minutes long (though they can also be made into shorter-form content) and delivered on time, with multiple revisions made based on director feedback. She brings a humor-forward storytelling approach to film and video editing.

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Philadelphia, United States

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Danielle Gaynor is an emerging screenwriter and video editor who writes and edits comedic shorts and other video projects. Her writing and editing work for Temple University’s sketch-comedy show “Temple Smash” has been streamed on Roku TV via TUTV, and she is currently working on a horror-comedy feature film.

She has experience in production roles across writing, video editing, animation and motion graphics, video and audio recording, and has also supported radio production through internship work with musician interviews and playlist assembly for WXPN, World Cafe. Edited videos are often 2-6 minutes long (though they can also be made into shorter-form content) and delivered on time, with multiple revisions made based on director feedback. She brings a humor-forward storytelling approach to film and video editing.