Kelly Hueseman
A St. Louis native, Kelly returned to Missouri and joined the Unbridled Media team after spending 10 years in Denver. Kelly graduated from the University of Missouri School of Journalism, then joined the advertising world and grew her skills in account management working at the agency level and in corporate marketing for Anheuser-Busch. In 2012, Kelly launched her own photography business and specializes in live music photography, honing her skills working throughout Colorado at venues including Red Rocks Amphitheater, the Telluride Blues & Brews Festival and Boulder’s Fox Theatre.
Moment that sparked your passion
For me, it started with “home movies”. I was the kid begging my parents to let me hold the camera and would watch our home movies over and over again to relive the memories. I ran a photo business before joining Unbridled Media, and was drawn to being a part of a team that’s driven by storytelling through all forms of media.
Desert island movie
Tommy Boy – guaranteed laughs every day!
Favorite Quote
It’s not what you gather, but what you scatter that tells what kind of life you have lived. – Helen Walton
Personal Hobbies
I like to go hiking, camp, play with my toddler, spend time with family, check out live music, and binge documentaries.
Favorite Childhood Memory
Summers with my cousins on Lake Winnepesaukee in New Hampshire – waterskiing, sleeping on the boat, hiking the surrounding mountains and picking wild blueberries. My grandparents have a cabin there and the family would gather every year for vacations. It’s beautiful in the northeast and there were endless opportunities for us to use our imaginations and go on adventures.
Best quality others notice
I think people notice that I’m a person of integrity – I’m dependable, loyal, and care about doing the right thing.
Favorite Director
It changes every time I watch a movie I love and rabbit-hole the director.
Favorite Genre
Drama
Dream travel destination
Africa – it’s been my lifelong dream to go on safari
Favorite TV Show
The Sopranos
Thanks for being unapologetically you, Kelly.
