As a Video Journalist at The Seattle Times, my goal is to create character-driven stories that highlight current social issues around the Pacific Northwest.
Previously, I worked as a youth filmmaking educator, freelance photographer, and served as the Seattle Chapter President of the Asian American Journalists Association.
Seattle, WA
photo@ramondompor.com
Select Awards
Northwest Regional Emmy Awards
→ Environment/Science - Long Form Content for
"Army's 'forever chemicals' ruined their wells, now they await solutions", 2022
NPPA Multimedia Journalist of the Year, 2021
Radio Television Digital News Association
→ Overall Excellence among large newsrooms, National Edward R. Murrow Award, 2019
American Association for the Advancement of Science
→ Gold Award for Excellence in Reporting, AAAS Kavli Science Journalism Award, 2019
National Press Photographers Association: Best of Photojournalism
→ 1st Place, Online Video, Presentation and Innovation: Race and Identity—Team for “Note smiling face: The legacy of a photograph", 2023
→ 1st Place, Online Video, Presentation and Innovation: Team Portfolio, Seattle Times, 2022
→ 2nd Place, Online Video Storytelling: Race and Identity in America for “The Uprising: How protests evolved for three Seattleites”, 2021
→ 2nd Place, Online Video Storytelling: Culture for “Roll Around Seatown and Seattle Skates are Groups Bringing Outdoor Skaters Together in a Time of Isolation”, 2021
→ 2nd Place, Online Video Storytelling: Portfolio, 2021
→ 1st Place, Online Video Storytelling: News and Issue for “Hostile Waters: The sound of noise”, 2020
→ Honorable Mention, Online Visual Presentation: Portfolio, 2020
→ 1st Place, Online Video Storytelling: 24 Hour for “Seattle Storm: WNBA Champions 2018”, 2019
→ 2nd Place, Online Video Storytelling: Feature for “Sikh Captain America”, 2019
→ Award of Excellence, Online Video Storytelling: Portfolio, 2019
→ Honorable Mention, Online Visual Presentation: Portfolio, 2019