ABOUT DYLAN · LEPOREMEDIA

A creative business built around practical work—and direct relationships.

I’m Dylan, and LeporeMedia is my independent creative business in Portland, Maine. I help individuals, nonprofits and small businesses with photography, websites and communication.

When you work with LeporeMedia, you work with me—from the first conversation through the finished project.

Portrait of Dylan Lepore, founder of LeporeMedia

THE STORY

A career built from writing, websites and real experience.

For the longer story—including journalism, business operations, and personal projects—explore my background on DylanLepore.com ↗.

Creative roots in 2013

I started The Part-Time Gamer as a home for writing, video, podcasts and reporting about games and digital culture. These projects grew into broader creative work.

Journalism & leadership

At Radford University, I spent several years leading The Tartan student newspaper as editor-in-chief, designing issues, managing a team and producing editorial work.

LeporeMedia today

LeporeMedia became the professional home for my creative services in 2020, while I also developed experience in business operations, finance and project management.

WHAT THAT MEANS FOR YOU

Practical ideas. Real communication.

A conversation with the creator

You can ask me questions, talk through the options and receive a straightforward response.

Work that serves a purpose

A website should be manageable, a photograph should work for its use and writing should communicate.

Clear agreements

We decide what will be delivered, when, how many revisions are covered and what it will cost before beginning.

Newspaper and editorial portfolio work by Dylan Lepore

MORE THAN ONE DISCIPLINE

Storytelling is the thread through it all.

Whether I am building a website, editing an article, photographing a graduation or documenting a business, I want to understand what matters most and deliver something you can actually use.

NEXT STEP

Let’s make something useful.

A good project starts with an understandable goal and a real conversation.