Pearson Dunn is an Award winning Composer and Arranger, lauded as one of the top African American music composers to have major success in all genres of entertainment: Movies, Television, Broad-way, Music and Commercials. Professionally known as the "Black Beethoven," his scoring credits include the Orlando Film Festival award winning best docudrama “Unhinged”, theme of the Fox TV smash "New York Undercover," the HBO movie “Head Office," Columbia Pictures box office hit "The Professional," Miramax’s “Ride”, Mario & Melvin Van Peebles "Identity Crisis," the faith-based “Iniquity” and the Cinecom Int. Film, starring Oscar winner Geraldine Page and featuring Oprah Winfrey, "Native Son”; McDonald's and Superbowl XXI Commercial for Wendy's.Dunn, studied music at Kent State, during which time he was given a chance of a lifetime as a college student with the O’Jays. Being thrust into the musical spotlight as one of the O’Jays’ band members forced him to grow up quickly, and despite being sabotaged by some industry insiders, Dunn finally gained his professional independence and went on to pro-duce and Arrange for some of entertainment's biggest stars.