I’m Adam Keane, a visual storyteller driven to turn bold ideas into powerful screen moments. Based in Port Washington, New York, I’m just a quick ride from New York Cities thriving production scene. I hold a B.A. in Film Production from Hunter College, where I specialized in cinematography and post-production editing.

Currently wrapping up my role with the Chelsea Film Festival, I bring a strong passion for storytelling and hands-on experience across pre- and post-production. From directing and shooting to editing and social media strategy, I thrive in every stage of the creative process.

I offer expertise in social media development, visual storytelling, and on-set collaboration, and I am actively seeking opportunities across television, film, music, and sports entertainment. ​ I grew up in the performing arts, starting out in school musicals before moving into acting classes and eventually auditioning professionally. Those early experiences taught me valuable life lessons like how to handle rejection with resilience and how to stay confident in the face of uncertainty. But over time, I realized I didn’t just want to perform stories; I wanted to create them. That drive led me to start making short films and writing screenplays in high school, which ultimately inspired me to pursue a degree in film production and fully commit to becoming a storyteller behind the camera. ​

My work is rooted in a deep understanding of narrative structure, visual composition, and the collaborative spirit that drives great filmmaking. I’ve directed, shot, and edited a range of projects, including short films, interviews, and branded content, always with a focus on crafting emotionally resonant stories that connect with audiences. Whether I’m behind the camera or in the editing suite, I approach every project with creativity, precision, and a strong commitment to visual excellence. ​ From concept development to final cut, I strive to bring stories to life with clarity, impact, and a cinematic edge. Let’s create something unforgettable!