Since 2004, Ryan edited, designed motion graphics, and color graded projects for PBS, History, Animal Planet, the National Park Service, and others.

About

Since 2004, Ryan edited, designed motion graphics, and color graded projects for PBS, History, Animal Planet, the National Park Service, and others. His editing credits include PBS specials The Bomb and Pearl Harbor: USS Oklahoma — The Final Story; several episodes of science series NOVA, including “Secrets in Your Data”, “Decoding COVID-19” (Columbia-duPont award winner), and “Black Hole Apocalypse”; the America’s Hidden Stories series and documentary feature The Rivals (dir. Kirk Wolfinger) for The Smithsonian Channel; Titanic: 100 Years in 3D, Tougher in Alaska, and Deep Sea Detectives for History; and Ice Cold Gold for Animal Planet.

In collaboration with Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution and Marine Imaging Technologies, Ryan joined several expeditions as workflow consultant, DIT, and on-site editor. His travels have taken him to the Titanic wreck site, New Zealand, Papua New Guinea, the Solomon Islands, the Galapagos Islands, and the Sea of Cortez.

  • Joined September 2024

Languages

  • EnglishFluent

Industry experience

  • Media & Entertainment
  • Education
  • Non-Profit Organization

Education

B.A. New Media · University of Maine2024

Dean's List Fall 2020

Diploma · Maine School of Science and Mathematics2024

Certifications and awards

Alfred I. duPont–Columbia University Award — NOVA: Decoding COVID-192021

“NOVA combined stunning graphics and expert medical analysis with moving human stories in this hour-long primer on the coronavirus crisis, the doctors on its frontlines and researchers in the race for its cure.” — Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism

Best Documentary — The Rivals (Los Angeles Reel Film Festival)2024
CINE Golden Eagle — NOVA: Sputnik Declassified2008

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