Dominique Lewis is a journalist, producer, and host whose work centers on thoughtful conversation, visual storytelling, and the human experience. With a foundation in journalism and a growing body of work across culture, entertainment, film, and media, she explores the stories, people, and ideas that shape how we understand ourselves and the world around us.
She holds a Master’s degree in Mass Communication from Arizona State University’s Walter Cronkite School of Journalism and Mass Communication and has worked across broadcast news, investigative reporting, digital media, and independent production. Her experience includes projects with filmmaker George Lucas at JAKS Productions, NBCLA Consumer Investigation Team, and KTLA-5 Morning News, as well as work spanning interviews, live events, film and entertainment coverage, and conversation-driven media.
As a Cronkite Borders Initiative fellow, Dominique reported from Canada on migrant farm workers within the Temporary Foreign Worker Program, examining systemic barriers to healthcare access and the lived realities of marginalized communities.
Today, Dominique creates and hosts original work at the intersection of journalism, culture, and entertainment. Her work includes conversations with artists and cultural figures, film and entertainment storytelling, live event moderation, and other media projects that bring people and their stories to the forefront. Whether behind the scenes or in front of the camera, she is drawn to work that invites curiosity, connection, and deeper conversation.
Her approach is guided by journalistic integrity, creative curiosity, and a belief that meaningful stories can emerge from both the questions we ask and the people we take the time to hear.
