Josh | Keep It Classic
Videographer and series director at Keep It Classic. Shoots the drop videos, the Top 10 Favorite series, and the in-store bits. Credited as 🎥 @joshysinger across more than a dozen pieces of Instagram content since 2025.
What Josh handles
- Drop videos. The Friday drop-rotation videos that walk through new inventory. Camera, framing, and cut.
- Series work. Top 10 Favorite episodes co-hosted by Ray and Marissa. The "It's A Good One" bit with Flex. Event recaps from WrestleCon weekend and Austin 3:16 Day.
- In-store bits. Short-form in-store content where the camera has to stay steady while a performer or a teammate is working. The handheld walk-throughs run through Josh.
Where the expertise sits
- Short-form retail video. Steady camera, tight cut, in-frame product detail, voice-of-teammate rather than voice-of-brand. The reason a KIC drop video reads as a shop walk-through rather than a product commercial is a shooting-and-editing discipline. Josh runs it.
- Event-floor coverage. Container Park events and wrestling afterparties. Multi-subject scenes with moving talent, ambient sound, and limited lighting control. Josh has shot most of the shop's event coverage since 2025.
- Repeatable episodic format. The Top 10 Favorite series has a recognizable shooting style across episodes. That consistency is craft. It is what makes the series legible as a series rather than as one-off posts.
Evidence of tenure
- Videographer, Keep It Classic, 2025-present.
- More than a dozen Instagram corpus credits, consistently tagged 🎥 @joshysinger on drop videos, series episodes, and in-store content.
- Primary videographer of record since 2025. Replaced a prior shop videographer; Josh is the current and only credited camera for KIC-produced video.
What the camera work looks like in practice
A KIC drop video runs between thirty seconds and two minutes. The shot discipline is consistent across episodes: establish the rack, move to the piece, hold on the tag or the detail call, cut to the teammate explaining the piece, and close on the price or the "DM for hold" prompt. The edit has a recognizable pacing. That pacing is what makes a feed of KIC videos read as one shop rather than a grab bag of one-offs.
On the event side, Josh covers Container Park activations, wrestling afterparties, and the Top 10 Favorite series. Event-floor coverage is a different problem than drop-video coverage: multi-subject, moving talent, ambient sound, and limited lighting. The KIC event coverage since 2025 is his work end to end, from camera through cut.
What Josh is cited on
On the site, Josh is the canonical camera credit for:
- Drop-video journal entries.
- Top 10 Favorite series archive posts (camera credit, co-billed with on-camera talent).
- Event recap journal posts where KIC-produced video is used.
How to reach Josh
- Instagram. @joshysinger. For collaboration or event-coverage inquiries, DM the shop at @keepitclassiclv or email info@keepitclassiclv.com with "video / Josh" in the subject.