ABOUT ME
My name is Giovanni Peresson I am a 22-year old filmmaker based in Donegal in the northwest of Ireland. I have recently completed my Cinematic Arts Degree at Ulster University. I specialise in directing documentary and editing for film and tv. I have been editing for the past 5 years.​
Currently I am seeking freelance editing work on platforms such as Upwork and working on a new documentary revolving around music in the northwest. Next year I intent to study A masters Degree in Film at Queen's University Belfast. ​
My most recent work, Reclaiming Lives: Breaking the stigma which is a short documentary has had multiple screenings at various film festivals and Award Shortlists. I have recently finished the sequel Reclaiming Lives: The Next Step which is set to be released in the upcoming weeks.


EDUCATION
To be completed: Level 9 MA Film Queens University. I expect to complete this in August 2025
I completed my level 8 BSc (Hons) Cinematic Arts, Completed with a first class honours at University of Ulster, Magee.
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I completed my junior and leaving certificates at Pobail Scoil Gaoth Dobhair in Donegal through the Irish Language. I am a native speaker in both English and Irish (Gaeilge).
Languages:
English: Native
Irish: Native
French: Junior Cert Level
Degree:
Level 8 BSc (hons) Cinematic Arts (First Class Honours)
Experience
I have been editing on various software such as Premiere Pro and Davinci Resolve for the last 5 years. I have experience in working with narrative editing, sound design, Titles, Motion graphics and transitions. My editing style suits towards more story based editing than flashy editing.
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I have been working freelance part time during summer periods working with various clients over a variety of content from talking head to educational and documentary style videos. With this I have been able to grow my skills as a filmmaker and get real world experience working for clients and the challenges than come with.
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On top of this I film and direct my own documentaries working and collaborating with other filmmakers in Ireland taking a leadership role and I value teamwork on any project. Communication is key in my opinion and no matter what project it is I assure there is always and open line and take criticism as an opportunity to improve.
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