Golden Hour
Promotional video for yoga instructor Hillary Mizarchi
- Commercial DP
- Creative Director
- Video Editor - Commercial
- Colorist
- Sound Designer
Kenneth S.
New York, NY, USA
$300 - $1000 / Day
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I'm a multimedia journalist with a love for photography and shooting documentary film. I have shot and directed short documentaries and worked as videographer for others. I love telling NYC underdog stories cinematically. For a while I've operated as a one-person-band with shooting and editing but I'd love to do more work with teams and network!
Top Services
- Commercial DP
- Documentary DP
- Video Editor - Commercial
Top Projects
Joe Strummer: Burning Lights
Creative project testing the BMPCC4K
- Commercial DP
- Video Editor - Commercial
- Colorist
Produced for Baruch College
Hold Fast to Dreams: Goodnight, Harlem
Operating in the home of Langston Hughes, one of the most important figures of The Harlem Renaissance, the i, Too Arts Collective served as a home for underrepresented writers, poets and musicians. After losing their lease, they gathered to give a bittersweet goodbye to their space and to pay homage to Langston's memory.
- Documentary DP
Kenneth Sousie Reel
A reel of recent work. Shot, colored and edited by me.
- Commercial DP
Fight To Live: A Cyclist Story
An official selection of the 19th Bicycle Film Festival, “Fight to Live: A Cyclist Story” offers a glimpse into the lives of two bicycle messengers, Dana Haberern and Mike Pach, as they show us the reality of what it is like to be a working cyclist in New York City. Working cyclists, or bike messengers as they are commonly known, are a tight-knit community of dedicated riders who face danger daily to earn a living.
- Documentary DP
- Video Editor - Documentary
Capturing the Eerie Quiet of Manhattan’s Streets During COVID-19
On March 20, Gov. Andrew Cuomo signed the New York State PAUSE executive order, closing all non-essential businesses statewide. All non-essential gatherings became banned and mandatory social distancing was implemented to help fight the spread of the deadly coronavirus pandemic, which has aggressively made its way into New York City. Dollars & Sense reporter and editor Kenneth Sousie went on bicycle and filmed some of the statistically busiest streets in Manhattan to capture their eerily quiet present. This was done every Saturday in the month of April, the height of the pandemic in New York during the period Cuomo dubbed “21 days of hell.”
- News Shooter / Video Journalist
- Documentary DP
Equipment
Camera
- 4K Camera
- DSLR Camera
Camera
Camera
All Services
Production Support
- News Shooter / Video Journalist
- Documentary DP
- Commercial DP
- Non-Fiction Film Director
- Editorial Photographer / Photojournalist
- Portrait Photographer
- Reporter / Journalist
- Audio Storyteller
- Production Assistant
Production Support
Production Support
Post Production
- Video Editor - Documentary
- Video Editor - News
- Video Editor - Commercial
- Colorist
- Sound Designer
Post Production
Post Production
Miscellaneous
- Creative Director
- Fixer
Miscellaneous
Miscellaneous