Justin Dehn | The Texas Tribune

Justin Dehn

Multimedia Producer

Justin Dehn is a multimedia producer at the Tribune whose focus is video and television production. He's been shooting and producing TV news for more than a decade, most recently as a staff photojournalist at Austin's KVUE-TV from 2006 to 2010. At the Tribune, Dehn has been behind the camera for Tribune special projects God and Governing, Hurting for Work and Paid to Prosecute, as well the stories we produce each week for our dozen TV partners around the state and segments for social media.

Recent Contributions

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First day of 86th session is "launching pad" for new and veteran members

by Alana Rocha, Justin Dehn, Todd Wiseman and Woojae Julia Song Jan. 14, 2019

There's a lot of work that goes on at the State Capitol even before lawmakers gavel in. This "Under the Dome" episode takes you through the behind-the-scenes start of the 86th Texas Legislature.

There's a new Texas House speaker in town

by Alana Rocha, Justin Dehn, Todd Wiseman and Jianing “Holly” He Jan. 3, 2019

In the latest installment of our mini-documentary series, "Under the Dome," we chronicle the path state Rep. Dennis Bonnen took to become the next likely speaker of the Texas House.

Watch Texas Tribune reporters discuss their project on school segregation

by Justin Dehn and Jianing “Holly” He Dec. 19, 2018

Watch as the Tribune's Alexa Ura and Aliyya Swaby discuss their reporting for the "Dis-Integration" series that examines the challenges school communities have faced in integrating their schools.

In the Texas Legislature, bills filed on marijuana, daylight saving are all fair game

by Alana Rocha, Jianing “Holly” He, Justin Dehn and Todd Wiseman Dec. 19, 2018

Watch the first episode of our mini-documentary series, “Under the Dome,” chronicling the cast of characters passing laws in the Texas State Capitol.

Though they've never met, Mike Collier and Dan Patrick virtually debate the issues for Texas Lt. Gov.

by Alana Rocha, Jianing “Holly” He, Justin Dehn and Todd Wiseman Oct. 23, 2018

Watch the latest version of our "Split Decision" series, which includes Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick and Mike Collier, his Democratic challenger.

Congressional rivals John Carter and MJ Hegar talk immigration, veterans and tattoos

by Alana Rocha, Jianing “Holly” He, Justin Dehn and Todd Wiseman Oct. 19, 2018

Watch the latest version of our "Split Decision" series, which includes U.S. Rep. John Carter, R-Round Rock, and MJ Hegar, his Democratic challenger.

2018 Tribfest: Texas midterm elections, Brett Kavanaugh, and other issues

by Alana Rocha, Jianing “Holly” He and Justin Dehn Oct. 5, 2018

Watch as we look back at some of the news made at the 2018 Texas Tribune Festival.

We set up a virtual debate between Beto O'Rourke and Ted Cruz. Hear where they stand.

by Alana Rocha, Justin Dehn, Todd Wiseman and Jianing “Holly” He Sept. 27, 2018

Watch O'Rourke and Cruz virtually debate issues like immigration, guns and health care.

Abortion, health care and the best BBQ in their congressional district. Roy and Kopser contend for Lamar Smith's seat.

by Alana Rocha, Jianing “Holly” He, Justin Dehn and Todd Wiseman Sept. 25, 2018

In Texas' 21st Congressional District, where U.S. Rep. Lamar Smith is retiring, Republican Chip Roy and Democrat Joseph Kopser virtually debate in the latest episode of our "Split Decision" video series.

Trade wars, "Meatless Mondays" and BBQ. Texas Agriculture Commissioner candidates square off

by Alana Rocha, Jianing “Holly” He, Justin Dehn and Todd Wiseman Sept. 20, 2018

In the latest edition of our "Split Decision" video series, watch Texas Agriculture Commissioner Sid Miller and Democratic challenger Kim Olson virtually debate.

Meet U.S. Rep. Will Hurd and his Democratic challenger, Gina Ortiz Jones

by Alana Rocha, Jianing “Holly” He, Justin Dehn and Todd Wiseman Sept. 7, 2018

In the only true swing district in Texas, Democrat Gina Ortiz Jones is seeking to unseat Republican U.S. Rep. Will Hurd. In the latest video in our "Split Decision" series, watch as the pair discuss gun laws, Trump's border wall and their Spanish-speaking skills.

13 hours to midnight: A documentary reflecting on Wendy Davis' abortion filibuster

by Alana Rocha, Justin Dehn, Tenoch Aztecatl and Todd Wiseman July 4, 2018

In 2013, Democrat Wendy Davis filibustered an abortion bill, a 13-hour saga that put a national spotlight on both Davis and the abortion debate in Texas. Five years later, key members of the Texas Senate and other onlookers discuss the significance of that night.

Running out the clock: The Wendy Davis abortion filibuster, 5 years later

by Alana Rocha, Justin Dehn, Todd Wiseman and Tenoch Aztecatl June 25, 2018

Former state Sen. Wendy Davis' 2013 filibuster of anti-abortion legislation was an unforgettable event for lawmakers and political observers on both sides of the aisle. Five years later, listen in as key players in the debate reflect on their longest night.

Watch Texas candidates virtually debate in our Split Decision series

by Alana Rocha, Christina Shaman, Justin Dehn and Todd Wiseman May 22, 2018

During the 2018 campaign, The Texas Tribune's Split Decision series is featuring interviews with candidates facing off in races for governor, the Texas House, state Senate, Congress and more. Ahead of the state's runoff election, check out of all our virtual debates.

Meet Lupe Valdez and Andrew White, the Democrats vying to challenge Gov. Greg Abbott

by Alana Rocha, Christina Shaman, Justin Dehn and Todd Wiseman May 11, 2018

The candidates in the Democratic primary runoff for Texas governor, Lupe Valdez and Andrew White, will hold their sole debate on Friday. You can watch them virtually debate in our Split Decision series and find out where they stand on abortion, gun control and legalizing marijuana.

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