Kaileen Dohrman
Creative storyteller with nearly 5 years of experience, filled with a passion for sports, content creation, and building community through digital media. I specialize in photography and social media content that captures authentic moments and turns them into engaging stories.
My work focuses on creating content that feels energetic, intentional, and audience driven, whether that’s through photography, short form video, or live event storytelling. I thrive in fast moving environments, enjoy collaborating with teams, and am always looking for new ways to bring creative ideas to life through sports and digital media.
Sports are more than just the final score. They’re about the moments you remember.
I don’t just capture a moment. I capture what it felt like. I’ve always been drawn to the moments that happen in between the highlights. The pregame nerves. The celebration after the final whistle. The teammate who’s always cheering the loudest. The traditions that make a program feel like home.
That’s what I love about sports: there’s always something happening beyond the scoreboard.
My background in social media, photography and graphic design has given me the opportunity to work inside college athletics and alongside brands to create content that does more than look cool. It makes people stop, feel, and remember.
From shooting on the sidelines of college football and other sports to creating short-form social content, branded campaigns, portraits, behind-the-scenes stories, and video shoots, I’m always looking for a different angle, a better story, or the moment everyone else missed.
I believe the best content feels real. It makes you feel you were there.
That’s the kind of content I want to create.
When I’m not behind a camera or editing content, you’ll find me surrounded by good people, good music, and on the occasional sidequest.
I’m a small-town Missouri girl who grew up in the agriculture industry, showing livestock and learning early on the value of hard work, consistency, and showing up, even when no one is watching. Those experiences have shaped a lot of who I am today and taught me to appreciate the people, places, and moments that make life meaningful.
I’m naturally someone who loves to create. I notice the little things, take way too many pictures, and try to find any reason to host a hangout. I love finding beauty in every day moments and turning ordinary moments into something worth holding onto.
My faith is also a huge part of who I am. It keeps me grounded, reminds me that my identity is bigger than my career, and has taught me to trust God and the process, even when I don’t see what comes next, because ultimately His plans are greater than anything I could ever create or imagine.
