About us

I have been interested in Video Production since the day my dad brought home our first Curtis Mathis VCR. I loved the buttons and the lights. Since then I have been fortunate that is what I wanted to study in school. I took several college video production classes in high school and then chose Fredonia State University because it had one of only 3 completely student run television stations in the nation, WNYF-TV.
WNYF was very fun and exiting. I became the chief engineer my second semester freshmen year, Station Manager my junior year and produced my own show called "Out of Sync" for 3 years. I was chosen for a 15 credit internship at WKBK-TV, the ABC affiliate in Buffalo, NY when I learned the ins and outs of the city's number one news station.
After college I was offered a full time job in the Engineering department doing everything from sound, chyron, camera, and running the live microwave remotes. I eventually ended up becoming the Studio Manager.
However, the winter before I started at WKBW, I spent in Steamboat Springs, CO, and the appeal of the mountains was to much for me. I moved to Steamboat the winter of 95-96 and I have been here ever since. I worked as a commercial producer for ATT Media, then Comcast Spotlight for 5 years during which time I also started my own production company KPA Productions in 2003. I left Comcast in 2005 to start Steamboat Mountain Theater. Unfortunatly the building that the theater was in got torn down. Since then I have been working full time with KPA Productions.

Our Philosophy

To always be as helpful as we can and make your experience as fun as possible. Producing events can be a highly stressful, but we believe that by using teamwork and a strong positive attitude, the long hours will go by quickly and easily.