It all begins with an idea
"Visual storytelling for brands, communities, and creatives."
"Visual storytelling for brands, communities, and creatives."
POSITION | Producer, Camera Operator, Editor
I’m currently updating my demo reel—stay tuned for the new version! Meanwhile, enjoy this compilation of projects I’ve contributed to as a producer, camera operator, and editor. If you like what you see, let’s connect and create something great together.
POSITION | Camera Operator & Editor
Step inside Blue Ridge Labs’ Robinhood Demo Day, where innovative startups and creative minds came together to showcase groundbreaking ideas. Produced by Scene8 Media, this recap captures the energy, key moments, and inspiring stories from the event, from live presentations to behind the scenes interactions, highlighting the visionaries shaping the future. I served as the camera operator and editor for this piece.
POSITION | Production Assistant & Editor
This episode of BK Stories highlights Brooklyn’s vibrant battle rap scene, featuring interviews with key figures like battle rappers Math Hoffa, Cortez and other influential artists who drive the culture. The video captures the raw energy and passion behind this unique community.
As Editor and Production Assistant, I helped shape the story by crafting dynamic edits and supporting production to bring their voices and stories to life.
POSITION | Producer, Camera Operator, & Editor
This short documentary follows Muhammad Floyd, a devout Muslim and skateboarder who balances his religious life with his passion for skateboarding. Shot across Mt. Vernon and a local skate park, the film captures Muhammad’s unique journey navigating two worlds with ease. I produced, shot (primary and B-camera), and edited this piece to highlight his story within the vibrant Brooklyn skateboarding community.
POSITION | Co-Producer & Editor
An exhibition by 2021-2022 BRIClab video artist Buzz Slutzky exploring the aesthetics of authority, instruction, and knowledge production through drawing, painting, and film. The exhibition was on view at BRIC through April 30th.
POSITION | Producer, Animator, and Editor
This 3-minute keyframe animation provides a clear and engaging introduction to blockchain technology. As my first keyframe animation project, I served as producer, editor, animator, and sound effects designer, bringing complex concepts to life through dynamic visuals and immersive audio. The video was created to simplify blockchain fundamentals for a broad audience.
Produced by Scene8 Media
POSITION | Director of Photography &Editor
This fashion film follows model Léa Burel through a day in New York City, blending candid street style moments with high fashion imagery. Shot across vibrant urban backdrops, the piece showcases bold looks from DAWANG New York and featured accessories, with an emphasis on texture, movement, and light. I edited the final cut for Scene8 Media, shaping both the cinematic long form version and dynamic vignettes designed for social media.
POSITION | Camera Operator & Editor
This video showcases Blue Ridge Labs’ mission to boost economic mobility in NYC’s low-income neighborhoods through technology and community support. Featuring interviews with founders, alumni testimonials, and dynamic footage of cohort meetings and neighborhood activities, it captures the spirit and impact of Blue Ridge Labs.
As camera operator and editor, I captured key interviews and engaging b-roll footage, then crafted the final narrative to connect with potential sponsors and supporters. The project was produced in collaboration with Scene8Media, blending authentic moments, powerful stories, and vibrant city visuals to highlight Blue Ridge Labs as a catalyst for positive change.
POSITION | Producer, Camera Operator & Editor
Produced and captured this impactful workshop at Geisinger College in Scranton, PA, designed for underprivileged high school seniors interested in medical careers. The session focused on raising awareness about personal and systemic biases in healthcare through interactive lectures, group discussions, and activities.
I managed production logistics and led camera work, capturing key moments with speaker Steffon engaging students and the audience, as well as behind-the-scenes footage of setup and team collaboration. In post-production, I created a dynamic sizzle reel and edited interviews to craft an authentic narrative highlighting the workshop’s mission and impact.
I was assisted on-site by Muhammed Floyd, a member of Scene8Media, who supported the production and filming process.
Nominated at the 41st Annual New York Emmy Awards for Societal Concerns: News (2019)
POSITION | Editor
This impactful segment from Going In with Brian Vines tackles the urgent issue of childhood sexual abuse and the challenges survivors face under outdated New York State laws. Survivor Gary Greenberg advocates for the Child Victims Act, which seeks to extend the statute of limitations for civil and criminal cases, giving survivors a stronger chance at justice. Despite growing awareness fueled by the MeToo movement, political resistance continues to block meaningful reform. This documentary segment explores how young people are being empowered to speak out and pursue legal action against perpetrators of sexual violence.
I served as editor on this Emmy-nominated production, crafting a sensitive and compelling narrative that amplifies survivors’ voices and highlights the ongoing fight for legal change.
Nominated at the 46th Annual New York Emmy Awards for Diversity/Equity/Inclusion – Long Form Content (2024)
POSITION | Narrator
Nominated for a 2024 New York Emmy Award in the Informational/Instructional category, this powerful documentary exposes the growing epidemic of deed theft targeting mostly Black and brown NYC property owners, many of whom are older. The film follows Michael Baker, who was wrongfully evicted from a Brooklyn home his family owned since 1963, highlighting the complex confidence scams behind these illegal property seizures.
I contributed as the narrator, lending my voice to guide viewers through this urgent and personal story of injustice and resilience.
Nominated at the 45th Annual New York Emmy Awards for Informational/Instructional – Short or Long Form Content (2023)
POSITION | Narrator & Sound Design
The Iron Pipeline is a compelling documentary that explores the flow of illegal firearms fueling gun violence in NYC through interstate trafficking routes.
I contributed as narrator and sound effects designer, enhancing the emotional impact and immersive storytelling of the film. This project highlights the complexities of gun trafficking and its effects on communities, delivered through powerful visuals and sound.
Nominated at the 41st Annual New York Emmy Awards for Arts: Program Feature/Segment (2019)
POSITION | Co-Producer & Assistant Camera Operator
Visually Conscious follows Brooklyn native and anonymous photographer @visually_conscious, an urban explorer capturing the city’s beauty from rarely seen vantage points. Through transcribed interviews voiced by a diverse cast, the film explores themes of peace, escape, and empowerment as he navigates train tunnels and bridges across the five boroughs.
I served as co producer and assistant camera operator on the project, contributing to its immersive storytelling and visual impact.
Nominated at the 45th Annual New York Emmy Awards for Documentary Series (2023)
POSITION | Producer & Editor
The Flatbush Fist series celebrates the deep ties between martial arts, dance, and lyrical artistry in NYC. Flatbush Fists is a 5-part documentary exploring how martial arts shaped the city’s culture from the 1960s onward, influencing film, hip-hop, breakdancing, and women’s empowerment.
I produced and edited Episodes 4 (Dance of the Tiger) and 5 (Lyrical Mantis), focusing on martial arts as a tool for self-protection and creative expression. Episode 4 highlights Anthony Colon’s fusion of martial arts and breakdancing to empower Queens youth, while Episode 5 follows rapper Haile Ali applying Tai Chi principles to his music and community.
Watch the trailer above, and check out the full episodes:
Like Me by Superlative.Sain is a fast-paced, energetic visual edit that matches the intensity and vibe of the track from his IDC EP. Edited by Visuals By DK, the video uses dynamic cuts and quick transitions to highlight the artist’s bold presence and keep viewers locked in from start to finish. This promo captures the raw energy of the music while showcasing a polished, modern style.
Listen to the full EP on Spotify.
An imaginative early work from Visuals By DK’s college days, this music video follows artist Superlative Sain on a camping trip that takes a surreal turn. As he raps, a subtle spirit companion appears, representing the shroom trip hinted at in the story but never shown outright. The video balances a laid-back camping vibe with an undercurrent of introspective surrealism, showcasing early creativity and storytelling that foreshadows the cinematic style Visuals By DK is known for today.
A smooth, golden-era-inspired cut that channels the soulful bounce of 90’s hip-hop. Shot in the streets of Queens at night and edited by Visuals By DK, the video blends nostalgic neighborhood visuals with a Tribe Called Quest–inspired groove. Every frame is crafted to match the track’s laid-back yet sharp delivery, giving viewers a true old-school vibe.
Perform is a raw, unfiltered promo track that captures the hunger and focus of an artist on the verge of his album release. Shot by Visuals By DK at 58th & Fair Studios, the video’s gritty, low-resolution cut gives it an old-school, underground feel — putting the spotlight on the artist’s pure performance and lyrical fire. The stripped-back visuals keep the energy front and center, delivering a no-frills look at an MC ready to take his moment.
Listen to the full project on Spotify: Harleyvillian3
Letter to My Js is a gritty, heartfelt hip-hop track where the artist speaks directly to the people he once hustled for, reflecting on the grind, the mistakes, and the growth that pulled him out of that life. Shot and edited by Visuals By DK, the music video captures the raw, old-school energy of the trenches while showing the maturity and change that comes with survival.
Listen to the full project on Spotify: Harleyvillian3
Five-time Signal Award-winning podcast
POSITION | Host, Co-Producer, & Editor
Soul Summit grew out of New York’s legendary underground club culture and street parties. Nineteen years ago, Tabu, Jeff Mendoza, and Sadiq Bellamy bonded over their love for Soul, House, and Disco music and launched an all-day dance session in Fort Greene Park. In August, producer Shirine Saad joined the revelers to uncover how Soul Summit became a cult celebration of the neighborhood’s vibrant diversity and the legacy of DJing. Fans come from around the world to take part in this Sunday ritual of dancing, drumming, dressing up, and spirituality. The party has traveled the world, bringing together followers from every generation and background — but it remains rooted in Fort Greene’s creative community and African-American culture.
This video was edited by me, Khyriel Palmer. I served as the host, co-producer, and editor of the Brooklyn USA podcast until November 2023, the original audio platform exploring Brooklyn’s culture and stories.
🎧 Listen to the full podcast here: Brooklyn USA Podcast
Won Bronze at the Signal Awards for Music (2024)
POSITION | Executive Producer & Editor
This episode of Back to Reading Credits features Wes Jackson interviewing fashion pioneer April Walker about her impact on urban fashion and streetwear culture. Released during Hip-Hop’s 50th Anniversary, the podcast celebrates the genre’s rich history and influence with trailblazing women like Kathy Iandoli, Sophia Chang, Nadirah Simmons, April Walker, Lachi, and Lady Pink who helped shape hip-hop culture and growth.
As Executive Producer for Season One, I shaped the show’s creative vision, curated content, managed guest bookings, and oversaw pre-production. I also edited the first episode to ensure sharp and engaging storytelling. My work helped lay the foundation for the series success.
POSITION | Associate Producer & Post Production Assistant
This episode of B-Side features Len Xiang, a soulful guitarist and vocalist whose folk music carries powerful social messages. I contributed as Associate Producer and handled post-production tasks like editing, single creation, and episode formatting for BRIC Radio’s Spotify.
POSITION | Supervising Producer
ItsIronnic, is a podcast hosted by Ronn Lezama and Superlative Sain that explores life’s twists with humor and honesty. Since joining the team in 2025, I’ve helped develop show topics, managed editing, and contributed behind the scenes to expand the podcast’s reach. Tune in every Tuesday for candid conversations and laughs that make life’s chaos a little lighter:
The Full itsiRONNic Podcast Series
POSITION | Co-Creator
Moshun Sessions offers a fresh approach to live performance where the audience becomes an active part of the energy and vibe. As co-creator, I helped design this interactive in-studio event capturing artists’ intimate sets with a professional three-camera setup. Performers receive high-quality photos, behind the scenes footage, and recap edits to showcase their artistry. This event is more than music it is a community experience where fans engage directly with artists while enjoying local vendors and food. Moshun Sessions creates a vibrant space where performance and connection come together leaving lasting memories for everyone involved.
Watch highlights and full sessions on our YouTube playlist.