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A white woman wearing a black sweater and black pants with a blue and pink Skida ballcap and wool clogs sits casually on a large log of driftwood. Behind her is the James River in Richmond, Virginia and the shore across the river where a cemetary is visible up on the hill. The sun appears to be setting as she looks off into the distance towards the light.

Say hey! toriduhaime@gmail.com

Tori Duhaime (she/they)

Richmond, VA (Powhatan land)

 

Tori Duhaime (she/they) is a photographer, filmmaker, movement artist, and marketing professional with a foundation in movement research, dance, and outdoor action sports. Raised in Southwest Colorado, Duhaime grew up exploring movement between the structure of the studio and the expansion of the mountains and desert landscape. She earned a BFA in Modern Dance from the University of Utah in 2016, where she explored the integration of dance, technology, and action sports through choreography and screendance.

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Behind the camera, Tori explored the movement of the Salt Lake City dance community, including her six-year tenure as the Marketing Director of Ririe-Woodbury Dance Company under the direction of Jena Woodbury (Executive Director) and Daniel Charon (Artistic Director). Additionally, she worked collaboratively with artists, including Molly Heller, Dominica Greene, Laja Field, Courtney Mazeika, Mary Lynn Graves, Ann Carlson, and more, to document live performances and explore dance with the Utah landscape. 

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Since relocating to Richmond, VA, Tori’s lens has focused on outdoor action sports, including cycling, skiing, whitewater, and community events, in addition to teaching Screendance as Adjunct Faculty at  VCU Arts. She has photographed campaigns and events for Osprey Packs, Sawyer Products, King Cage, Subaru USA, Atomic Skis, AllTrails, Ocean & San, Gravista, Iron Horse Bicycle Classic, and more.

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Tori continues to explore her movement research independently in the studio and through her writing, in addition to her volunteer work within adaptive action sports, assessing the inherent intelligence of the body when met with functions of risk. 

Currently in cahoots:

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+ JAM Collective social media specialist, affiliate 

  marketing program

  manager, and photographer (2021 - current)

+ Adjunct faculty at Virginia Commonwealth University, 

  Screendance (2024 - current)

+ Marketing and Social Media Coordinator for Väsen Brewing

  (2024 - current)

+ Co-founder of the Outdoor Adventure Photo Coalition (2024)

Historically in cahoots:

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+ Marketing Director for Trails Magazine (2023 - 2025)

+ Producer for Ravel Media / She Explores Podcast (2019 - 2022)

+ Marketing Director for Ririe-Woodbury Dance Company

   and Dance West Fest (2018 - 2023)

+ Local Guide for Fjallraven Park City, UT (2020 - 2021)

+ Ambassador for DU/ER Performance (2019 - 2021)

+ Co-curator of the Screendance Collective (2015 - 2019)

writing, podcast, and publication samples

reviews and cultural conversations

artistic, social, and environmental values

Everything is a motion. I admire the nuances of each transition and glance that reflects an honest experience in the body. With a lifelong education in dance, a stumble into photography and filmmaking, and a love for the land and its people, I seek movement in physical, ideological, spatial, and experiential design. It is a privilege to be a witness to these moments, and my lens is merely a tool to bring viewers' eyes closer to what the mind cannot sustain in real-time memory. 

I am a lifelong, in-process advocate for justice, diversity, equity, access, and inclusion in all my occupied spaces in dance, the outdoors, and community. My care for these efforts is expected to be shared by partnering organizations, brands, and individuals on hired and collaborative projects. I will not claim expertise in regard to equity, but I will not occupy space and opportunities that should be led by more qualified colleagues. I aim to offer any form of support in expanding the conversations and resources to improve these efforts within my appropriate role and utilize my privileges to amplify the voices of others and their experiences. If you are seeking photographers to carry those conversations from first-hand experience, I will gladly recommend and connect you to Black, Indigenous, people of color, LGBTQIA+, and disabled photographers to hire with the expectation that they are respected and paid equally to any other hire.

Sustainability and protection of Indigenous and public land in the context of environmental justice is a critical point of value in my work and life. I seek full transparency in those I work with to expose the work being done internally to combat climate change, racial and social injustices, and the reduction of waste.

Available services

click here for marketing work samples

price negotiated depending on requested deliverables and scope of work 

email toriduhaime@gmail.com to inquire

Photography 

Natural Light Photography

(available for travel)

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  • action sports and sporting events

  • athlete and artist portfolio assets

  • lifestyle

  • product

  • dance and movement

  • direct to consumer 

  • user-generated content â€‹â€‹

Education

Guest Speaker and Educator

(in person or virtual)

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  • ethical photography practices

  • creative process development

  • career development and embracing changed paths

  • dance for camera and photography

  • social media ethics and use​​

brand & Marketing

Consulting and Management

(in person or virtual)

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  • copywriting

  • social media strategy development

  • effective DTC and UGC use

  • SEO optimized digital strategy

  • social platform "best practices"

  • crisis response development

  • profile management practices 

  • ethical social media practices​​

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