Sharing stories
that defined
creatives
LIMITLESS
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LIMITLESS ✦
YOU are not limited by your condition.
HIT-N-RECORD IS DEDICATED TO EMPOWERING CREATIVES BY SHARING THE AUTHENTIC STORIES THAT DEFINE THEIR JOURNEYS, CELEBRATING SUCCESSES, AND OVERCOMING CHALLENGES. THE MISSION IS TO FOSTER AN INCLUSIVE COMMUNITY WHERE COLLABORATION THRIVES, ESPECIALLY UPLIFTING THOSE WITH HEARING LOSS AND DISABILITIES, ENSURING EVERY VOICE IS HEARD AND EVERY TALENT IS VALUED.
THROUGH ENGAGING CONVERSATIONS AND SHARED EXPERIENCES, I AIM TO INSPIRE, EDUCATE, AND ADVOCATE FOR THE LIMITLESS POTENTIAL WITHIN EVERY CREATIVE SOUL.
AT HIT-N-RECORD, WE BELIEVE IN BREAKING BARRIERS, NURTURING CREATIVITY, AND MAKING A LASTING IMPACT ON THE CREATIVE WORLD—TOGETHER.
MEET YOUR Podcast host
Photo by Nathan Saczynski
Keno Manuel is a self-taught filmmaker, photographer, and the host of the Hit-N-Record podcast. Originally from the Philippines and now based in Florida, Keno’s journey as a creative is rooted in transforming challenges into strengths and inspiring others to do the same.
Born with hearing loss, Keno views the world through a unique lens, turning his reliance on visuals into a superpower. This perspective drives his ability to craft cinematic works that connect deeply with audiences, blending striking imagery with emotional depth. His portfolio includes music videos, narrative films, documentaries, and commercials, showcasing his versatility and dedication to storytelling.
Through Hit-N-Record, Keno amplifies the voices of fellow creatives, focusing on the resilience, creativity, and personal stories behind their work. He uses the platform to inspire others—especially those with hearing loss or disabilities—to embrace their unique strengths and see challenges as opportunities for growth.
Keno’s work and podcast are a testament to the power of turning limitations into sources of inspiration. Tune into Hit-N-Record to explore the stories of creatives from all walks of life and celebrate the resilience that drives their art.
““There was a time I wished I didn’t have hearing loss, but I’ve since learned to embrace it. What I once saw as a limitation, I now see as my greatest strength—a source of creativity and resilience.””