Kye Hamilton
Showcase of Digital Media Creation & Organization
My background in sound design and film production has given me experience across recording, editing, post-production, and digital media management. I’m particularly interested in the work that happens behind the scenes: organizing complex collections of audiovisual assets, developing consistent documentation and metadata, and creating workflows that allow media to remain accessible and usable throughout a project’s lifecycle.
The projects below represent a range of my professional media work, from broadcast television and nonprofit communications to sound design and post-production. Together, they reflect both my technical experience as an audiovisual professional and my growing interest in the organization, preservation, and accessibility of digital media.
Charity Promotion
Make-A-Wish Promotional Video
This promotional video was produced for the Make-A-Wish Foundation and presented at an investor conference to showcase the organization’s work and impact to an audience of potential supporters and partners.
I contributed to the project’s post-production workflow, managing digital assets and helping maintain an organized, collaborative production process from source material through the finished piece. Working on a project intended for a high-profile professional audience required careful attention to organization, communication, and presentation.
The project gave me the opportunity to combine my audiovisual production background with work supporting a mission-driven organization, reinforcing my interest in using media to communicate stories and connect audiences with organizations and their work.
Television Work
Chef ATL
Chef ATL is a PBS culinary series that celebrates Atlanta’s food culture, chefs, and communities. I contributed to the production’s post-production workflow, with a focus on organizing, documenting, and managing the project’s extensive digital media assets.
Working on a broadcast production required careful attention to file organization, metadata, naming conventions, and collaboration across multiple stages of post-production. The experience strengthened my interest in the intersection of audiovisual production and information management—particularly the systems required to preserve and navigate large collections of digital media.
The series was recently recognized with an Emmy Award, making this project a particularly meaningful part of my professional experience and a reflection of the collaborative work that went into bringing the series to audiences.
Short Film Sound Design and Mixing
Hear For You
Hear For You is a short film for which I served as Supervising Sound Editor, overseeing the film's sound editorial and contributing to its overall sonic presentation. Working across dialogue, effects, and the broader soundscape, I helped shape the film's audio from editorial through this bizarre final mix.