Stephanie Doshier is the founder of Bundok Studio, based in the Pacific Northwest. She is a multimedia storyteller and journalistic writer with a background in graphic design, having created visual content for major brands like Nike as well as grassroots businesses. Her work blends strong design sensibilities with a focus on meaningful, narrative-driven storytelling.
She specializes in documentary filmmaking, photojournalism, audio storytelling, and written reporting. Stephanie is especially drawn to stories rooted in environmental conservation, science communication, and Indigenous rights—subjects that reflect her commitment to ethical, place-based storytelling.
Stephanie’s passion lies in telling stories that connect people to the outdoors. She has produced photo and video projects that highlight underrepresented voices in outdoor spaces and Indigenous-led conservation efforts. Her years working as an outdoor guide have shaped her storytelling with a grounded perspective on both the landscapes and the communities that rely on them.
She creates content that feels real, sparks curiosity, and brings people closer to nature. Stephanie is especially passionate about using storytelling to build community, support environmental advocacy, and make the outdoors more accessible and inclusive.
Read Summer of Giants.
Watch Marks of Me.