In 1999, Kyle and several friends tried their hand at producing a sitcom for local cable TV. After much effort, they realized that by pooling their financial and talent resources, they could actually turn a profit doing event videography.

In 2000, Kyle partnered with Shane McNeill and Tag Glenn and they began their business "Look Mom Videos". With the help of friends, brides, and local vendors, word spread across Decatur quickly about their high quality work. Over the years, they were able to film at a large number of events such as Big Spring Jam, The Tennessee Valley Vipers, WHNT TV 19. One of their weddings was even a national news story featured on "Inside Edition".

By the end of 2007 all 3 original founders were married with children. In a decision to focus on the family, the original partnership of "Look Mom Videos" ended in August 2008.

Even though Kyle was officially out of the video business, people continued to call and request his services. Realizing his passion for videography, and desire to be creative, in 2009 Kyle "came out of retirement" in a sense. Today KR Productions serves as a creative outlet.

Balancing a day job, the side video business, and a family is quite a task. So, in 2010 KR Productions hired a professional graphic designer, Sarah Dyess, to handle the wedding video graphic design work. The benefit to that was, she has a degree in it and has worked at some major maketing and design firms in Huntsville and Nashville.

Aside from wedding videos, Kyle has been a musician all his life. He had 3 years of classical piano in middle school, and then took guitar lessons for 4 years from renowned guitarist Jeff Beasely in Huntsville Alabama. He has played in several bands. He helped lead worship with the Crosspoint Community Church Praise and Worship Team, playing the guitar weekly on stage for 5 years. He played guitar and keyboards in the band "Einstein" which performed some of the most technically complex music ever written by artists such as Steve Vai, Joe Satriani, Dream Theater, Rush, and Deep Purple.

He has also worked with the youth choirs at First Baptist Church Decatur and works with the First Baptist Productions media team.

In 2011 Kyle also began offering Photography classes, and also Guitar lessons.

In his spare time, Kyle enjoying playing Wii (Mario Kart and Super Mario Bros) with his family and friends. He also works out regularly and likes hiking, tennis, and basketball.