Dr.

Jerome

Dorn

Photojournalist / Filmmaker Publisher /Celebrity Photographer - Videographer

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Dr.

Jerome

Dorn

Photojournalist / Filmmaker Publisher /Celebrity Photographer - Videographer

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Biography:

Shaleya Anderson, born in the city of St. Louis, Missouri, saw her first stage performance at the age of 4. As she tap danced with her sister's at a local dance studio, she was marking the beginning of her life in entertainment. The fourth of six children to parents Randall and Germaine Anderson, Shaleya's love for the arts surpassed that of her siblings. Shaleya has walked for Banana Republic in their 2014 Dress For Success Fashion Show and landed national advertisements with companies like Baker's footwear Group, Budweiser Brewing Company and many more. She's completed several theater shows throughout Saint Louis, MO with the Black Repertory Theatre, JPEK Creative Works and Midnight Company as well as the 2013 Atlanta Theater Festival in Atlanta GA. She has been cast in the films: Questions, Occhio Per Occhio, Illude, Busted, Love in all the Wrong Places, At Midnight, and Michael Larnell's film titled Cronies executive produced by Spike Lee. Not to mention the web series Family and Friends. Her showcased talents for entertainment led to her appearance at the International Performances or Performers Convention in 2014. That year Los Angeles witnessed her earn several awards including Actor of the Year (for adults) and Star of the Year. This may not have come by surprise given her history.

Dr. Jerome Dorn –

Founder, InDaHouseMedia | Hall of Fame Photojournalist | Author | U.S. Marine Corps Veteran | Presidential Honoree | Cultural Leader

Dr. Jerome Dorn is an acclaimed photojournalist and multimedia storyteller whose lens has captured some of the most defining people, moments, and movements in American history. With a career spanning over four decades, Dr. Dorn has photographed six U.S. Presidents—Bill Clinton, George H. W. Bush, George W. Bush, Jimmy Carter, Barack Obama, and Joe Biden—an honor few in the world can claim.

His work extends far beyond the political realm. From the sidelines of NFL, NBA, and MLB games to the front rows of professional boxing rings and red carpets of major cultural events, Dr. Dorn has become a trusted visual voice across sports, entertainment, and society. He has documented championship games, high-stakes bouts, award-winning films, and grassroots movements with equal passion and clarity.

A U.S. Marine Corps Vietnam-era veteran, Dr. Dorn served in the Special Operations Unit with valor and resilience. That same sense of duty and discipline fuels his mission today—to uplift communities, amplify truth, and empower new generations of creatives.

In 1995, Dr. Dorn led 42 men on a historic walk from Philadelphia to Washington, D.C. for the Million Man March, exemplifying his lifelong commitment to unity, justice, and transformation.

As Founder of InDaHouseMedia, Dr. Dorn has built a dynamic platform for authentic storytelling through photography, film, and journalism. His groundbreaking initiative, Cinema Night, offers independent filmmakers a national spotlight, connecting them with A-list producers, actors, and thought leaders—bridging the gap between talent and opportunity.

Dr. Dorn is also a celebrated author of two award-winning books:
• Doors Opening Open Doors: The Life and Lessons of Jerome Dorn
• Poetry of Trials and Tribulations: A Reflection (Winner – International Impact Book Award)

These works reflect his personal and professional journey—marked by triumph, adversity, love, loss, and unshakable faith in the human spirit.

Among his many honors, Dr. Dorn has received:
• The Presidential Lifetime Achievement Award
• The Presidential Volunteer Service Award, both presented by President Joe Biden
• A Proclamation from Fulton County, Georgia for civic leadership and cultural excellence

From the battlefield to the photo pit, from political summits to poetry readings, Dr. Jerome Dorn continues to make history—not just by capturing it, but by living it.

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Shaleya Anderson, born in the city of St. Louis, Missouri, saw her first stage performance at the age of 4. As she tap danced with her sister's at a local dance studio, she was marking the beginning of her life in entertainment. The fourth of six children to parents Randall and Germaine Anderson, Shaleya's love for the arts surpassed that of her siblings. Shaleya has walked for Banana Republic in their 2014 Dress For Success Fashion Show and landed national advertisements with companies like Baker's footwear Group, Budweiser Brewing Company and many more. She's completed several theater shows throughout Saint Louis, MO with the Black Repertory Theatre, JPEK Creative Works and Midnight Company as well as the 2013 Atlanta Theater Festival in Atlanta GA. She has been cast in the films: Questions, Occhio Per Occhio, Illude, Busted, Love in all the Wrong Places, At Midnight, and Michael Larnell's film titled Cronies executive produced by Spike Lee. Not to mention the web series Family and Friends. Her showcased talents for entertainment led to her appearance at the International Performances or Performers Convention in 2014. That year Los Angeles witnessed her earn several awards including Actor of the Year (for adults) and Star of the Year. This may not have come by surprise given her history.

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Poetry of Trials and Tribulations

The poems I created are not just strung together but deeply personal expressions of my life’s journey—each verse a reflection of the trials, tribulations, and moments of growth I have encountered. These poems arise afrom the core of my lived experiences, shaped by pain, resilience, and the discovery of what it means to be truly seen and understood by others. They are windows into my inner world, where every line carries the weight of emotional truth, healing, and transformation. In writing about Detours in Life, I explore the idea that life rarely follows the path we expect. I’ve faced moments of uncertainty where I questioned why certain doors were closed, only to realize that the detours led me to unexpected wisdom and opportunities. This poem reflects my belief that life’s challenges are not obstacles but catalysts for growth, pushing us beyond our comfort zones to discover hidden strengths. It embodies the understanding that while the road may twist and turn, it ultimately leads us to where we are meant to be. Similarly, in True Intimacy, I delve into a more profound understanding of connection and vulnerability. I’ve come to realize that true intimacy is not about physical closeness but about emotional safety and acceptance. The poem speaks to the moments when I have revealed my most painful experiences, scars, and insecurities to someone—expecting rejection or judgment, only to be met with unconditional support. These experiences have taught me that real intimacy occurs when we are accepted as we are, without the pressure to change or hide parts of ourselves. This theme resonates deeply with me because it reflects my journey of learning to trust and be vulnerable with others, even when it feels risky. Both poems are a reflection of my personal evolution—moving through pain, uncertainty, and fear to find solace in self-acceptance and authentic relationships. They are born out of my own struggles with identity, rejection, and healing. Yet, they are also a testament to resilience, hope, and the power of human connection. In sharing my trials through poetry, I aim not only to express my truth but also to offer readers a sense of comfort and understanding, reminding them that they, too, can find strength in their detours and healing in genuine intimacy.

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Door Opening, Opening Doors:

Shaleya Anderson, born in the city of St. Louis, Missouri, saw her first stage performance at the age of 4. As she tap danced with her sister's at a local dance studio, she was marking the beginning of her life in entertainment. The fourth of six children to parents Randall and Germaine Anderson, Shaleya's love for the arts surpassed that of her siblings. Shaleya has walked for Banana Republic in their 2014 Dress For Success Fashion Show and landed national advertisements with companies like Baker's footwear Group, Budweiser Brewing Company and many more. She's completed several theater shows throughout Saint Louis, MO with the Black Repertory Theatre, JPEK Creative Works and Midnight Company as well as the 2013 Atlanta Theater Festival in Atlanta GA. She has been cast in the films: Questions, Occhio Per Occhio, Illude, Busted, Love in all the Wrong Places, At Midnight, and Michael Larnell's film titled Cronies executive produced by Spike Lee. Not to mention the web series Family and Friends. Her showcased talents for entertainment led to her appearance at the International Performances or Performers Convention in 2014. That year Los Angeles witnessed her earn several awards including Actor of the Year (for adults) and Star of the Year. This may not have come by surprise given her history.

A tale of triumph and trauma, generosity and humility, the story of Jerome Dorn speaks to what it means to be human and to live fully. As tempting as it is to try and fit a person’s life into a neatly shaped box, this memoir reveals why even a well-defined narrative of a person is still incomplete. No one is just one thing. Our lives are complex and who we are is continually evolving. This memoir chronicles the circuitous path of a young man from the streets of North Philadelphia, through the jungle of Vietnam, to the briefing room of the Obama White House and beyond. This fascinating journey proving that one never knows where life will take you. This story of Jerome Dorn’s life is a tale worth sharing for many reasons. Jerome is an interesting man who has lived an uncommon life. He learned many lessons, some the hard way, but he has come through it all, humbled by the opportunities he has been given and intentional in his attempt to pay it forward. But, the most important reason he chose to share the intimate details of his life was the potential it has for his children, grandchildren, and future generations to know him and to understand where they come from. No child becomes who they are in isolation of the family and ancestors that came before them. The more we learn about our past, the more rooted and clear we can become about who we are and the life we are meant to live. It is a sincere hope that this memoir will inspire the sharing and documenting of family stories and ancestral history for the benefit this brings for everyone who is touched in the process.

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