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Dustin Hodge is a writer, producer, and director with extensive experience in television and documentary production. He has written and produced over 260 episodes of national television and led production in more than 30 countries. He has also worked as a producer at a CBS news affiliate.

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Dustin directed, wrote, and produced ten seasons of the national television series Little Britches Rodeo, which aired in more than 52 million homes on RFD-TV. The series was syndicated in another 42 million homes on The Cowboy Channel. In addition, Dustin produced the spin-off series Little Britches on The Road, which ran for six seasons and focused on rural areas.

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Dustin produced the feature documentary "Tha Bridge" (2010), which explored the positive influence of hip-hop on society, "Healthcare in Rural America" (2017), which documented the impact of health care in small rural markets, and "Oral Histories of Southern Colorado" (2018) that traced the long-lasting effects of the Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo on generations of southern Coloradans.

 

Dustin served as a consulting producer for the documentary "Arkansas River," which examined the river's economic and social importance and was released on PBS.

 

Dustin also produced two seasons of Champs Boxing in Spanish on TeleFutura. 

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Additional production clients include universities, hospitals, rural communities, museums, and numerous non and not-for-profit organizations across the United States.

 

​​​​​He is also an Emmy voting member for the Television Academy (Producers and Documentary peer groups), the film production unit coordinator for the Pueblo Regional Film Commission, and a Producers Guild of America Member (Producer's Council), where he serves on the following committees: Education, Employment, and Documentary & Nonfiction. He also served as a reviewer for the Colorado Film Commission Screenplay Review Program.