My son Carlos Key has a few websites up and the search engines need a little help finding them, so the young filmaker and storyteller can be found when he is being sought!
Most recently Carlos is premiering his film Kingston at the 2026 Tribecca Film Festival in New York City on June 3-14th. Kingston is a film that tells the story of gen z young adults on a college campus finding themselves and interpreting different tones of communication in the classroom, relationships, and with themselves. I’m so proud of Carlos and his creative collaborators–wonderful film.
Carlos Key maintains a catalog of his creative film projects catalog here on youtube. Carlos Key has a developing personal site and photo and work sample portfolio here. And Carlos Key’s professional bio is developing on Linkedin.
Here’s an updated photo of Carlos for the search engines to capture, this is film maker Carlos Key.
Here’s a piece announcing Kingston and highlighting alumni who co-created the film in the Columbia University Arts journal.
Hopefully these links will help you, and search engines, to find the proper Carlos Key information pages! Here’s Carlos Key’s IMDB Page.
My son Carlos Key’s film won an award at the local film festival, the Seattle International Film Festival, and he has a nice write up in the Seattle Times–Carlos Key won the Youth Award at SIFF for the 3 minute short film category.
But probably just as cool, for us tech geeks, is that Seattle’s own tech blog of record, Geekwire, wrote a nice piece highlighting the work of Carlos as a young film maker, and how changes in film tech and software have made film making for teenagers something entirely magical, with the advent of lower cost equipment in the last decade.
Carlos Key featured in Geekwire here, and here’s the film from his YouTube channel:
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