Human Being.
Producer.
Visual Storyteller.

Photo Credit: Annemarie Wörtz

From the moment I first held a camera, I was captivated by its transformative power. This tool has become my passport to diverse places, cultures, and people, enabling me to share their unique stories in a way that resonates with audiences. 

As a Cuban-American visual storyteller from the vibrant city of Miami, FL, I bring a unique perspective to my work. My academic journey at Syracuse University, where I double-majored in photojournalism and international relations, has further enriched my understanding of the international political economy of Latin America and the Caribbean.

My passion lies in visually narrating stories, particularly those that intersect with sports and culture. I am driven by a passion to use my work as a catalyst for positive change, drawing attention to pressing issues and fostering a more inclusive and empathetic world. 

My work has received awards in the College Photographer of the Year competition and has been recognized in various NPPA contests. During the summers of 2017 and 2019, I interned with the Miami Herald and the Raleigh News & Observer. In 2018, I attended the prestigious Eddie Adams Photojournalism Workshop (XXXI).

In 2020, I graduated with a master's in visual communications from the University of North Carolina (UNC) - Chapel Hill, where I was a Roy H. Park Fellow.

After two and a half years with Televisa Univision as a digital video producer (2020-2022), I was hired by ReachTV as a Senior Producer to oversee The Business Traveler Show and other titles.

Currently based in Miami, FL, I am available for photo and video assignments.

Contact:
Email: bcereijo@bryancereijo.com
Phone: (786) 546 - 7390 

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