Ken Sambury / Trinidad & Tobago
I am an avid journalist of life. Dreamer, digital marketer, cinematographer, event planner and writer.
the person
I grew up in east Trinidad, with one part of my education inside a strict Christian household and the other part everywhere else. Hillview College sharpened my fascination with cultures and how people interact.
It made me slow to judge and quick to appreciate a different point of view. I’m still learning, building connections and sharing ideas.
I bring 100% to every venture. That might mean bringing a Soca artiste into a wedding I’m filming, or selling tickets to an event I’m shooting. I connect the people, ideas and skills around me, then use that experience to shape a longer-term strategy.
The Thinking
The perspective behind the work. A conversation about the decisions that turn an idea into something people can experience.
selected projects
My role is one part of the story. The team’s work is another. Here’s how they come together.
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The companies & communities
Different expressions of the same curiosity: how can a good idea bring people together?
Entertainment media, public relations and creative production, connecting a clear idea with the people who make it happen.
Photography, film and strategy for weddings, property and commercial stories. A production team shaped around the brief, from planning to delivery.
Caribbean experiences built together, from beach limes to Barbahol. Events, films and a community with a hand in making them happen.
Games to rent, buy or create, with hosting and planning for game nights, beach days, team building and celebrations.
Formula 1 with food and company. Watch, Lime, Eat brings race fans together at local venues.
Rhand Credit Union. League of Entrepreneurs. Entrepreneurship conversations with Yup Life.

The people and communities along the way.
Focus & Food brings together people whose perspectives I value, puts good food on the table, and makes space for a proper conversation. The KENDAY edition began with a suggestion from Sinead: bring the mastermind concept into a Caribbean birthday lime.
Someone shares an idea or challenge, the room asks questions, and the feedback comes from real experience. There is structure, but there is also room for laughter. The aim is simple: leave with a clearer next step and a stronger connection to the people helping you think it through.
As an event producer, I bring practical experience to the Trinidad and Tobago Promoters Association. My role as Public Relations Officer and Chair of PR & Marketing connects that experience with communicating the Association’s work.
That contribution centres on clear communication, collaboration and helping people understand the work behind an event. It also means supporting conversations about training, professional standards and the conditions event producers need to do their work responsibly.
For me, the wider industry matters as much as any one event. TTPA creates a space for producers to share experience, contribute through committees and work together on the issues that affect the sector.
My relationship with College Boy Jesse has grown across many kinds of work and many stages of life. I shot his engagement video, his wedding video and music videos, and have supported his music career alongside the ventures and activities we have worked on together.
The collaboration also includes event support and podcast development. These shared moments connect personal milestones, music and experiences created for an audience.
Explore the full storyI worked with Midnight Events as they moved into non-club events, offering advice and support. We also collaborated on the Halloween event V and its Vendetta campaign with Kevin.
Explore the full storyPart of the TRIBE family, with community moments, advertisements and a hike vlog along the way.
We’re born out of the fog. Our connection with Fog Angels has grown through returning year after year, capturing the experience, contributing ideas and championing the people behind the band.
We have brought sections, marketed sections and filmed a documentary about the organisation and the work that makes it possible. The relationship includes the road, the preparation and the people who keep the whole thing moving. The Thank You Cruise adds another chapter: the community coming together beyond Carnival.
FOG ANGELS thank you cruise Recap
Explore the full storyI joined RHAND Credit Union’s Bigger Pockets career mixer for a presentation and panel discussion on careers beyond the traditional 9–5. Held at The Host, MovieTowne, Port of Spain, on September 23, 2025, the evening brought young people and creative professionals together for practical advice, personal stories and networking.
Up Next: September 9th 2027
A Lifetime Legacy of creating and capturing Legendary Moments
Ken’s musical instincts stretch as far back to his days as a Red Bull brand manager and a Great Fete Weekend committee member who had the presence of mind to record 40+ mins of one of the greatest dancehall performances of the 2010s.
Lord, years now we trying to start this podcast. Here’s the pilot.
THE ARCHIVE
I’ve been documenting Caribbean people, life and events for years. Some of it lives in memory. Some of it lives in photos and video.
Events came before film. Campus Carnival in 2011 helped draw me toward video; carrying a camera became a way to document the life happening around me.
A few playlists from my world. Find your mood.
Marketing, media, advertising and public relations. Start with the people you need to reach.
A clear idea for a campaign or music video, carried through the decisions that bring it to life.
Connecting the idea, the people and the production.
Conversations about entrepreneurship, creativity and experience.
Find the connection between your brand and its context.
Work that calls for my personal involvement from the first conversation.