Kaleb Graham Productions helps people tell their stories
Kaleb Graham graduated from Meadowbrook High School in 2016. The following year he began doing videos of sporting events and formed his business, Kaleb Graham Productions.
“I want to be involved in our community and show people there are many things to do here,” Graham said.
During the COVID pandemic when people could not attend sports events, Graham invested in equipment and had a crew of 10 livestreaming ballgames over the internet
KGP covered basketball and football games of Meadowbrook, Buckeye Trail, Caldwell, Shenandoah, and more. These games could be seen on Facebook, YouTube, and KGP's website, www.kgp.tv.
Now in its fifth year, Graham's business is expanding. His mission: To connect people and help tell their stories.
“Weddings are becoming a large part of what we do, increasing from 10 in 2021 to 40 this year,” he said. Graham contributes much of that to his participation in bridal fairs in the area from Cambridge to Marietta and Columbus.
And music video production is becoming an important part of what they do at KGP, from the local community to Nashville and even L.A.
"Working with Nashville recording and performing artist Ryan Robinette is always a pleasure,” Graham said. Robinette grew up in Guernsey County and now lives in Nashville where he's pursuing a career in country music. KGP produced a video and shot an album cover for Robinette right here in the hills of Guernsey County.
Adam Calvert, another Guernsey County native, is making his mark in Nashville as well. KGP headed to Nashville last winter to film the studio recording of his hit “Comes in Waves.”
KGP also provides photo services and has worked with several high schools for graduation pictures and videos. Some of the local graduations were livestreamed, as well.
And, Graham explained, “We have a podcast which we do every week where we have business owners come on and tell their stories. We also do a video, Monthly Mash-Up with Morgan & Mitch, for the Cambridge Chamber of Commerce.”
In addition to everything at KGP, Graham and John Westfall operate another business called Monumental Media Marketing. “We help other businesses in the community expand their following by assisting with social media marketing and website design,” he said.
Graham enjoys the hometown feeling of the local community and wants to stay local. “I look at myself as a businessman instead of a videographer. I enjoy meeting everyone and try to make the area grow through the things I do.”
Kaleb Graham Productions is located in the Cambridge Depot at 402 Wheeling Ave., Suite B. For more information, call 740-260-6551.
This article originally appeared on The Daily Jeffersonian: Kaleb Graham Productions helps people tell their stories
