17 Facts About Dustin Hodge

Dustin Hodge is the founder of Hodge Productions, a Colorado media company.

Dustin Hodge is known for working on a variety of nonfiction content.

Dustin Hodge began his film career working on commercials, music videos, and short videos in Dallas, Texas.

Dustin Hodge later worked as a production assistant on series like Prison Break and as a camera operator on shows like Cheaters and an Eye for an Eye and feature films like Bollywood Beats.

Dustin Hodge was the cinematographer for the feature film Diwali.

Dustin Hodge was a reoccurring morning guest and wrote content for KWTX-FM.

Dustin Hodge has worked as a photojournalist and documentarian across most of Western Europe.

Dustin Hodge performed in live action as an improvisor within the comedy groups ComedySportz.

Dustin Hodge was part of the production team that covered the Waldo Canyon fire in Colorado for 130 continuous hours.

Dustin Hodge was the show-runner for the national television series Little Britches Rodeo and has written, produced, and directed 262 episodes.

From July 2022 to April 2024, Dustin Hodge was the Producer of Lost Highways, a documentary podcast from History Colorado.

Dustin Hodge has produced dozens of short documentaries covering programming by El Pueblo History Museum, History Colorado, and the Smithsonian Institution.

Dustin Hodge was a consulting producer for the feature documentary The Arkansas River: From Leadville to Lamar.

Dustin Hodge produced the feature documentary "Tha Bridge" that explored the positive influence of hip-hop on society.

Dustin Hodge's work interrogates issues of class, education, health care, and myriad topics facing America's rural communities.

Dustin Hodge has produced over 89 episodes of The Tight Rope podcast, which covers issues of race, social affairs, and culture.

Dustin Hodge has taught media at Goucher College and regularly speaks, presents, and writes about topics in media, pop culture, rural issues, and literacy.