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


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