New York, NY, USA
21 reviews$500 - $1000 / Day
Request QuoteDorian Geiger is an investigative journalist and documentary filmmaker based in Queens, New York. His work has been published by The New York Times, Al Jazeera English, AJ+, POLITICO, NowThis, The Guardian, The Daily Beast, TIME, VICE, Fortune, Narratively, the BBC, Teen Vogue, NBC, Atlas Obscura, Business Insider, The Wall Street Journal, NowThis, The New York Post, The Toronto Star, and The Canadian Press. He has a diverse background in visual storytelling, breaking news, and digital media strategy. (e) x (p) x (w) https://doriangeiger.contently.com
April • 2018
I enjoyed working with Dorian. He immediately understood the assignment and was easily to communicate with throughout the project. He met the assigned deadline and shot some great elements from The Weather Channel. I look forward to working with Dorian in the future.
October • 2021
Dorian went far out of his way to capture two great interviews and some broll for our project on a tight timeline in difficult weather conditions. He made our interviewees feel comfortable and at ease and was fabulous to work with.
September • 2019
Dorian was fantastic to work with! He helped us pull off a (very) last-minute shoot, and produced some amazing shots. He was communicative, gracious, and professional throughout the process. Would hire him again, for sure.
Produced for G/O Media
Arivaca, AZ, about 10 miles from the Mexican border, is a magnet for colorful characters, from ranchers and barflies to humanitarians and hippies. But each year, Arivaca also attracts hundreds of armed anti-immigration extremists, who travel from across the U.S. to police undocumented immigrants and, they say, Mexican cartel activity on the border. They call themselves militias, but others call them vigilantes, or even murderers. On May 30, 2009, members of the now-defunct Minutemen American Defense stormed the house of a Mexican-American family whom they claimed to suspect of drug trafficking. The invasion ended in a double murder. The crimes shocked Arivaca, attracted national attention, and contributed to a nationwide decline of border vigilantism.
Produced for G/O Media
A glance at Paulette Jordan’s career might tip you to the fact she’s a bit of an anomaly. Yes, she’s a gunslinging, horse-riding single mother. But the 38-year-old Idahoan is also running to become America’s first Native American governor, ever. For this episode of Undercurrent we traveled to Idaho to follow Jordan as she attempted to make history.
Produced for Glimmer Studio - Verizon Media Project
BARK NYC is a dog-friendly office that not only fosters rescue dogs but allows its employees to bring their pets to work.
Produced for G/O Media
Video producer and editor for Fusion's coverage of the 2016 U.S. Republican convention.
Produced for Al Jazeera English - Digital
Armenia was the first nation to adopt Christianity as a national religion — join Al Jazeera English on an immersive tour of the country's ancient holy sites.
Produced for TIME Magazine
Producer and video editor for explainer video documenting a massive wildfire and subsequent evacuation of Fort McMurray, Alberta, which lies in Canada’s oil sands region.
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