Ricky Kerr

stills pulled from a Mountain Deer Revival show at the Brickyard in Old Town a few weeks ago. They talented, lemme tell ya.

The sun is pretty neat isn’t it? @ Player Piano Lofts

I had a great time working with some very talented people on Down To The Wire 24 Hour Film Fest. Thanks first and foremost for saving my back . Thanks to for a killer lead performance, , Sarah Noel Hallacy, and for amazing supporting performances. very talented director with great energy and a strong vision, lead producer holding us all together crossing every T and dotting every i, writer with a very adept and intelligent script, stepping up as 1st AD keeping us on track and getting us loaded up when we needed it, editor had damn near the entire project beautifully cut by the time we wrapped like WOW. so proud of my lil sis 1st time on set as 2nd AD absolutely killed it. She’s got a lead foot in the minivan and was crucial to tracking down the Wichita transit bus and providing set dressing, first time on set as sound recordist, big ups on the crispy sound. 1st AC making sure I never lost a lens cap. locations coordinator and all around great guy to have on set. Thanks to scripty soup. Alfredo Lang clappin it up all day and making sure we we left each location better than we left it. So goddamn appreciative of these beautiful humans. @ Old Town, Wichita

Emilee x Kohl This is "Emilee x Kohl" by Ricky Kerr on Vimeo, the home for high quality videos and the people who love them.

It is finished! Excited for the happy couple to share their wedding film with the world! Keep an eye out.

s/o to and on their big day! oh and .thegolden for pulling through as ring bearer.

thank you to all the fantastic vendors for putting the day together and making everything in the frame look so beautiful.

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video: and myself
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desserts: .bakeshop
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Memories. Tucked away in a cardboard box, traveling through time, etched in light. Waiting to be uncovered, discovered and remembered. There’s nothing more sentimental in life than developing an old roll of film. Thank you for me giving me that gift.
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@ Wichita, Kansas