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About Prolific Exposure
Prolific Exposure is a visual marketing company built to help exceptional businesses look as valuable as they actually are.
The company
The way a business is perceived can directly affect the opportunities it receives.
A company can have incredible people, incredible work, and an incredible product—and still be overlooked because none of that value is being communicated visually.
That is the problem we solve.
We combine strategic visual marketing with cinematography, photography, color, sound, design, and digital experiences to create work that does more than fill a content calendar.
The goal is to make people feel something about the business before they ever speak to someone from it.
The medium can change
Reveal the true value of the business—and make sure the market can see it.
Who is Keese?
Founder & Creative Director · Professional Colorist
Nashville has always been home.
Long before Prolific Exposure existed, I was the type of person who wanted to be involved in everything around me. I wasn’t trying to build a résumé. I genuinely enjoyed being part of what made things happen.
The journey
At Whites Creek High School, I captained the football team, commentated other sporting events, controlled lighting for plays and school events, served on prom and yearbook committees, took AP courses, earned one of the school’s top ACT scores, and received a full scholarship to Belmont University.
At Belmont, I discovered that I loved business—and loved helping people figure out how to present what they had created. I worked with small businesses around campus as a marketing agent while serving as president of my dorm, participating in student government, and staying involved with Belmont’s Black Student Association.
I have been exploring different sides of marketing since I was 18: how people think, what captures attention, what creates perception, and why some great ideas get noticed while others do not.
Creative freedom
I’m an extremely social person who hates being in front of the camera.
That has had a major influence on the way I create. I do not believe every business owner needs to stand in front of a camera and become a personality just to market their company.
A lot of my work intentionally moves away from the traditional talking-head format. I would rather create an environment where people can simply be themselves, do what they do well, and let the visuals tell the story.
That freedom has become a major part of the Prolific Exposure style.
What grounds the work
“Living the dream.”
Above everything else, I am a God-fearing man and a follower of Jesus Christ. My faith is not something I want separated from the way I conduct business or create. I believe what I produce, how I treat people, and the way I represent myself should reflect the fruits of the Spirit.
Prolific Exposure is part creativity, part marketing, part business—and a whole lot of who I am.