KEITH GIOSA IS A PHILADELPHIA BASED MULTI-INSTRUMENTALIST.
Keith has over 30 years professional experience as a performer, musical director, composer, arranger, producer, and engineer. Though he has been known to cover a myriad of instruments, most often he is called on to provide keyboards, bass, guitar, and vocals.
While studying jazz, Keith shared the stage with such musical luminaries as Arturo Sandoval, Bob Berg, Bob Mintzer, Mike Manieri, and Randy Brecker and studied with the legendary Trudy Pitts. The years to follow have taken him to venues of all sizes along the East Coast.
The last decade has seen Keith supporting Philadelphia acts such as Mutlu, Christine Havrilla, Matt Santry on stage while being fortunate to be a part of some wonderful albums - including 2018’s Everything Matters But No One Is Listening (Quiet Slang), by Beach Slang.
Since connecting with Red Flight Pictures in 2016, Keith has not only become the go to part of the team for all things audio: Dialogue clean-up , leveling, repair/restoration, and leveling; Foley and Sound Effects / Sound Design; Score Composition, performance, and mixing; and final film Mix and delivery. Keith also works directly with clients in all of these fields.
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Red Flight Pictures
The most effective emotional medium is a story.
We are a multi-award winning team of filmmakers who are committed to telling good stories in its most unadulterated form.
The Boy Hero
The Boy Hero follows the story of an elderly man named Frank. Frank, who is isolated and withdrawn, is a live-in patient undergoing treatments in a hospital cancer ward. His lonely existence is completely interrupted when 8-year-old Max is admitted for treatment. The unlikely pair forge a bond over an art project that brings enrichment to both their lives
Studio 1311
Nestled in the quiet countryside of Chester Heights, Pennsylvania, on historic Smithbridge Rd, Studio 1311 is minutes away from Philadelphia and Delaware.
​We like to make great records. Records that will make you proud and reflect the hard work that you've put into your music.