Hey everyone. Please check out my website [link] Any visits are welcome and the higher my hit counter and gallery views are...the better. I've got all images on there plus more still photographs, career pics (I'm a videographer/editor by trade), as well as my demo reels etc. You can rank all the content in the gallery too, if you feel up to it. Thanks for the support!

Thanks Everyone!

While 100 isn't a big number, it's an amazing thing for that many people to have stopped by and checked out my work. A handful of people have added me and several have fav'd my work. So yay! This site is really cool and thanks for the support.

Born in Chicago on March 2, 1983 and raised in Marietta, Georgia, Kevin Keegan developed a love for filmmaking while growing up. Frequent production of short films occurred while at the side of his older brother Jeffrey. This interest blossomed after high school as he decided to attend Chattahoochee Technical College where he received his Applied Associates Technical Degree in Entertainment Technology. He has since honed his talents in various production environments resulting in a vast array of professional skills in the areas of video production, editing, and graphic design/2D animation; a true jack of all trades.

His most recent work includes projects involving a motor sport called “drifting,” a subjectively judged competition in which two cars slide sideways around a course in a high energy automotive ballet, while the trailing car tries to mimic the lead vehicles every movement. He has teamed up with a local speed shop, "Batlground Engineering," based out of Smyrna, Georgia, to promote their drift team via DVD's, t-shirt designs, and other promotional media.

He is constantly looking for a new outlet for his creativity as well as new experiences in which to grow and learn.

Figured I'd make a first post here. I'm sitting at work...

I'm a video editor by trade with the occasional graphic design that it can require. The company I work for specializes in broadcast commercial trafficking, which more simply means we get a spot (:30s commercial) and make sure it looks correct (right length, audio/video levels, etc) then send it out with tracking signals embedded in the video/audio signal.

But today there's no work...

This is gradually becoming more prevalent...as the writers (WGA) strike is slowly trickling down to our end. No new shows being produced = no new commercials which in turn = no work.

Anyways, I'm bored...