Film
Doring's work in documentary films began with the documentary Karaoke Man (2003), followed by The Trial of the St. Patrick's Four (2006) and Got Stem Cells? (2007), and Blind Spot (2008).
Doring's Narrative Feature Film work began with Metro (2005) which was premiered at the 2006 Tribeca Film Festival. Thinly Veiled his second Narrative Feature (2010) has been reviewed with adjectives such as 'Transformative' 'Disturbing' 'Compelling' 'Twisted' and 'Fantastic'.
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