I'm Kenneth Soto, and I was born and raised in Puerto Rico. I bring a wealth of cultural experience and a unique perspective to the world of visual storytelling. As an Army Veteran, I was able to travel the world and experience diverse cultures while in service. After relocating to Texas in 2016, I have spent the last six years cultivating my passion for photography, and later filmmaking. I have drawn inspiration from my rich heritage and the vibrant communities that surround me in the City of San Antonio.

My educational background includes a specialization in Digital Photography, which I studied at the Art Institute of San Antonio from 2016-2017, before continuing my education at the Art Institute of Tampa in 2018.

Currently, I am also honing my skills in the art of visual storytelling at the San Francisco Film School, pursuing a degree in Digital Cinematography. As the owner of Ginori Photography & Film, I have specialized in event photography and filmmaking. My primary focus lies in capturing the  Quinceañera, and Wedding events. As an emerging filmmaker, I have directed and produced two projects that showcase my evolving skillset. My first project, "The Man of the Night," is a visually captivating montage with spoken word filmed in Downtown San Antonio. My second project, a thought-provoking 3-minute short narrative film, delves into the issue of social media addiction, highlighting my storytelling ability to address contemporary social issues through my work.