I'm Henry Keohan, a filmmaker, videographer, and editor based in the Boston area. I studied French and Economics at Santa Clara University, but I've always had an underlying interest in film, photography, and storytelling.

My interest in filmmaking has taken me to a variety of places. While studying abroad in Paris, I worked with Lost in Frenchlation, a film organization dedicated to bringing French cinema to international audiences. After graduating, I spent a summer working as a sports videographer for the Harwich Mariners in the Cape Cod Baseball League, capturing everything from game highlights to the personalities of the players. I also worked with the Boston Film Festival, filming interviews, Q&As, and behind-the-scenes moments with filmmakers.

I recently returned from living in Lille, France, where I taught English through the TAPIF program. During that time, I continued experimenting with filmmaking, documenting the places I visited and the people I met. Much of this footage eventually became All Ways, an experimental short film exploring my experiences since graduating from college.

In the summer of 2026, I took an Introduction to Media Production course at Harvard Summer School, where I wrote, directed, and edited my short film Eyes Without a Face. The experience reinforced my interest in narrative filmmaking and my desire to collaborate with other creative people.

I'm interested in the ways film can communicate personal experiences and perspectives that are difficult to express through words alone. Whether I'm working behind the camera, editing footage, or developing my own stories, I'm always looking for opportunities to experiment, learn, and collaborate.

Ultimately, I hope to direct narrative films and documentaries of my own. For now, I'm continuing to make things, work with others, and discover what kind of filmmaker I want to become.