Dennis Pierre Hohne
Assistant Professor of Film, Television, and Media Arts
Dennis Pierre Hohne
Assistant Professor of Film, Television, and Media Arts
Dennis Höhne is a cinematographer and producer, originally from Berlin, Germany. His work has screened at internationally recognized film festivals, including Sundance, SXSW, Tribeca, Hot Docs, and Slamdance. Platforms such as Disney+, Yahoo, and Bloody Disgusting have acquired and distributed his films.
His recent work includes the award-winning documentary short Panther Pat, which received the Grand Jury Prize for Best Documentary Short at the 2026 Slamdance Film Festival.
As a creative, Dennis works across documentary, narrative, and experimental cinema, with a particular interest in cinematography, visual storytelling, and emerging filmmaking technologies.
Since joining Quinnipiac University in 2017, he has brought his professional experience into the classroom, teaching courses in cinematography, film production, post-production, and virtual production. His teaching emphasizes creativity, experimentation, collaboration, and preparing students for the evolving film and television industry.
Dennis currently lives in New Haven, Connecticut, where he continues to develop and produce independent film projects while teaching.
His recent work includes the award-winning documentary short Panther Pat, which received the Grand Jury Prize for Best Documentary Short at the 2026 Slamdance Film Festival.
As a creative, Dennis works across documentary, narrative, and experimental cinema, with a particular interest in cinematography, visual storytelling, and emerging filmmaking technologies.
Since joining Quinnipiac University in 2017, he has brought his professional experience into the classroom, teaching courses in cinematography, film production, post-production, and virtual production. His teaching emphasizes creativity, experimentation, collaboration, and preparing students for the evolving film and television industry.
Dennis currently lives in New Haven, Connecticut, where he continues to develop and produce independent film projects while teaching.
Education
- BFA, Wright State University
- MFA, Asbury College
Organization
- Film Television and Media Arts
Mail Drop
- CE-MCM
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