- Sydney K. is a multi-hyphenate television and film producer, editor, and operational mastermind. With a decade in the Entertainment business, Sydney has held almost every job on a film set, primarily working as a producer and sound op before focusing solely on producing and editing.
She produces and edits unscripted content with Get Me Out Productions, in addition to managing their office and leading the company's post-production management, editorial, and delivery efforts for all their projects. She works on scripted content independently and with her own company Rickety Wheels Productions.
Sydney is most known for her producing and editing work on the 2022 Crackle original reality series Men of West Hollywood, which has been broadcast and streamed on multiple platforms around the world. She is a producer and editor on the Skyshowtime original, Spanish-language series Receta Para Un Asesinato, which released in 2025.
On the scripted side, she produced a sci-fi action-thriller feature with Matthew Marder and Adam Chase Cohen called Agent of Death, which was released in 2024 on VOD platforms such as Apple TV, Amazon Prime Video, and Youtube TV. She has another sci-fi-western feature called Goldmine, currently in distribution as well. Lastly, Sydney is also known for her producing work with director Ken Shinozaki on the short film 'Intelligentia,' currently featured on DUST.
When not working on filmmaking, she works on radio narratives and experimental sound pieces, in addition to other online social media projects. Sydney is based in Los Angeles.
- IMDb mini biography by: anonymous
- Kimiko, Sydney's middle name, means 'gracious' or 'precious one.'.
- Dir. Ken Shinozaki and Producer Sydney K.'s film "Intelligentia" was selected as a Finalist for the IndieX Film Fest for Best Sci-fi Short.
- Sydney's "Thank you, Janet" won as a Semi-Finalist in the Los Angeles Independent Film Festival in August of 2018.
- Sydney's film "Thank You, Janet" won as a Finalist in the 13Horror.com Film and Screenplay Contest in May of 2018. An adaptation of its screenplay, called "They Burn Yellow" also won as a Finalist for Screenwriting in the same year.
- "They Burn Yellow," an adaptation of "Thank You, Janet," was published as an eBook for Kindle after becoming a Finalist for the 13Horror.Com Screenplay contest.
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