About Kim Bledsoe Lloyd

Originally based out of New Orleans, Kim 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 creating music videos and short documentaries featuring the arts, local musicians and social justice movements.

With director Robert Gordon, she edited and/or produced short music history pieces featuring Dockery Farms, Elvis Presley and B.B. King. She’s currently co-producing Gordon’s “Newport & the Great Folk Dream.” She's an advocate for nonprofits focusing on community engagement, education and the creative arts. Plus she's a major gear head.

Equipment & rate sheet 

Contact info: kblloyd@att.net

Member of national EMMY & regional ADDY winning teams

Venice Bienalle Film Festival contributor (2025)

Recording Academy (GRAMMY), Governor & Executive Board Member

Artist in Residence, The Webb School

Indie Memphis Film Festival contributor (2016-2023)