Mehka King is a professional writer and filmmaker who leads Invisible Man Media, a multimedia production company focused on cultural documentaries and narrative storytelling. He is currently developing the film project In the Mix: DJs Doing Work, a documentary exploration of DJ culture and its technical influence on the music industry. King manages the project’s official production blog, which serves as a public archive for behind-the-scenes media, including production photos and technical updates related to the film’s progress.
King’s career in media spans over 15 years, beginning as a freelance journalist for established publications such as XXL, Slam, and Rolling Out. In 2010, he directed his first documentary, Crown Royalty: The History of Charlotte Hip-Hop, which examined the musical landscape of North Carolina and received both regional and national critical attention. Beyond his work in film, King is a host of the “Cash, Color, and Cannabis” podcast and is finalizing a literary collection of short stories and essays titled Catastrophic Collapse of Time Management. His work consistently focuses on the intersection of music, social issues, and media strategy, utilizing his background in print journalism to inform his visual and digital content production.