Originally based out of New Orleans, Kim Bledsoe Lloyd moved to Memphis in 2005 and jumped into the live music film scene producing: Elvis Costello, Live at the Hi-Tone; The Johnny Cash TV show re-release, Ryman Auditorium; Beale Street Caravan at the New Daisy with Jim Dickinson. She later became head of production for a local company producing advertising content. In 2012, she left the commercial world and began re-teaching herself to edit and shoot content. In 2015, Kim returned to independent film newly minted as director and editor - editing & producing a feature doc; and directing, editing & producing music videos and short documentaries featuring the arts and social justice movements.
She's an advocate for nonprofits focusing on community engagement, education and the creative arts. Plus she's a major gear head. Her mantra always will be, "It's never too late."

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