About Me

Hi, my name is Brandon Woronoff! I grew up in the Philadelphia, Pennsylvania area, and currently work as a Creative Video Production Intern for Michigan State Athletics. Previously, I worked as a Creative Video Graduate Assistant for The University of Southern Mississippi Athletics, and in May 2025, I graduated from Indiana University where I earned a Bachelor of Arts in Media with a concentration in Film, Television, and Digital Media Production. I have always been a storyteller, and I specialize in visual storytelling through videography and all aspects of post-production, including editing, color grading, and sound design.

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At Michigan State, I am a part of the Spartan Vision All-Access Team, which is the long-form branch of the creative video department. In this role, I primarily produce documentaries and features, while also creating short-form content such as highlight videos, cinematic recaps, and exciting social content. I am one of the lead directors, producers, and editors on the Women's Basketball and Men's Hockey docuseries, while also working as a cinematographer and associate producer on the Football and Men's Basketball shows. Additionally, I produce and direct standalone features, telling the stories of specific athletes at Michigan State.

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While at Southern Miss, I was the only creative video employee for the entire Athletic Department, so I served as the primary for creative video on every sport, shooting and editing cinematic content for all of the teams. As a student at Indiana University, I worked as a Creative Video Intern for Indiana Football through the Mark Cuban Center for Sports Media and Technology, where I created highlight videos and other content for social media and recruiting purposes. I have worked for several other companies as a videographer and editor, and I am extremely passionate about storytelling through video production.​ Outside of work you can find me running, reading, and hanging out with friends.