Christopher Kendall
Christopher leads Kelley + Co.’s multimedia production and digital work, combining visual storytelling with a strategic understanding of how organizations communicate. A two-time Telly Award winner, he brings experience in professional studios and independent production to video, photography, and digital projects that turn complex ideas into engaging stories. His FAA Part 107 certification expands those stories into the air, while his political science degree from Randolph-Macon College informs his understanding of government relations and public affairs at the local, state, and national levels.
- Two-time Telly Award winner
- FAA Part 107 licensed drone pilot
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Name and title Christopher Kendall, Multimedia Producer, Kelley + Co.
Christopher Kendall is a multimedia producer at Kelley + Co., where he leads visual storytelling and digital projects. He is a two-time Telly Award winner, an FAA Part 107–certified remote pilot, and a graduate of Randolph-Macon College.
Christopher Kendall leads Kelley + Co.’s multimedia production and digital work, bringing together visual storytelling, technical expertise, and a strategic understanding of how organizations communicate. From video and photography to digital experiences, he helps clients turn complex ideas into clear, engaging stories that connect with their audiences and advance their goals.
A two-time Telly Award winner, Christopher draws on experience in professional studio environments and independent production to bring a creative eye and a hands-on approach to every project. His work spans corporate interviews, promotional campaigns, event coverage, and visual content, with an emphasis on finding the right format and perspective for each story. As an FAA Part 107–certified remote pilot, he also brings aerial photography and video into the mix when a project calls for a different point of view.
Christopher holds a degree in political science from Randolph-Macon College, a background that informs his work with clients navigating government relations, public policy, and public affairs at the local, state, and national levels. That combination of creative production and an understanding of the broader forces shaping an organization’s work allows him to approach communications with both the details and the bigger picture in mind.
