James Patrick Dunne

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James Patrick Dunne is an American songwriter, TV and film composer, music producer, screenwriter, television producer, recording artist, music publisher and business entrepreneur.

Dunne graduated from the University of Kentucky with Highest Honors (in the top 1%) with double-major Honors Program Degrees in Journalism and Business, while double-minoring in Music Composition and Communications.

Dunne is married with two daughters, living in Pacific Palisades, California, USA.

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[edit] Awards

[edit] Song and score credits

Dunne has been an artist on Sugo and Tambourine Records for many of their most successful instrumental records, including Summer Stories, Cinema, Rhythm, Passion, Heart and Soul and Sanctuary.

[edit] Television

[edit] Feature films (screenwriting)

[edit] Television credits (writing/producing)

[edit] Business endeavors

Dunne is the President of Inspire Entertainment, a music promotions firm. Inspire has created musical campaigns for JCPenney, Whole Foods, Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf, American Greetings, Claire's Accessories, Legg Mason, Visa, Picture People, UPS, Kimberly-Clark, CB Richard Ellis, StorageTek, Burke Williams Spas, Lowe Enterprises, InterCall, NCR, St. Joseph’s Aspirin and Buca di Beppo Restaurants among others.

Dunne founded Communication Center, a creative services firm headquartered in Los Angeles. Graphic designers, business writers, multi-media artists, photographers and website artists in cities around the country provide creative services to companies and executives.

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