James Dunnison's entry into the world of feature filmmaking began with the comedy/fantasy/thriller hybrid Stuff, a cinematic masterpiece that received widespread critical acclaim across the globe, transcending geographical boundaries and resonating with audiences everywhere. The Los Angeles Times, a renowned publication, sang the film's praises, dubbing it "Consistently inspired and hilarious", a testament to its exceptional storytelling and comedic prowess. The Montreal Gazette, a respected Canadian outlet, likened Stuff to a game-changer for Canadian cinema, drawing parallels with the impact of punk rock on the music industry, emphasizing its revolutionary approach to storytelling and its ability to push boundaries. The Globe and Mail, another prominent publication, dubbed Stuff the "Buzz film of the year", lavishing praise on its ability to elicit laughter, warmth, and inventive storytelling, cementing its status as a standout in the world of cinema.
Todd and the Book of Pure Evil, a television series, boasts the directing talents of Dunnison, who brought his expertise to the pilot episode and six subsequent installments, significantly contributing to the show's success.
Less Than Kind, a highly-acclaimed HBO Canada series, has also benefited from Dunnison's direction, with him responsible for helming 14 episodes of the critically-praised program.
Bitten, a SyFy/Space series, has been fortunate to have Dunnison at the helm, with him directing eight episodes of the show.
In addition to his work on these television series, Dunnison has also made contributions to a range of other TV projects, including Carter, The Listener, Lost Girl, Seed, Arctic Air, Blood Ties, Whistler, Godiva's, and Robson Arms.
Throughout the extensive duration of his professional career, Dunnison has garnered an impressive array of accolades and commendations for his exceptional work in both the realms of comedy and drama, showcasing his remarkable versatility and range as a performer.
