Glen Keenan

Glen Keenan’s name might not be plastered across billboards, but for folks who pay attention to the magic behind the scenes, he’s a bit of a legend. The guy’s fingerprints are all over some seriously iconic TV. Star Trek: Discovery? Yeah, that slick, futuristic vibe and all those jaw-dropping visuals—Glen’s got a lot to do with that. He’s not just pushing buttons; he’s shaping the whole atmosphere. And if you ever caught yourself bingeing Lucifer, chuckling at the devil’s charm one minute and getting wrapped up in a moody, neon-lit mystery the next—well, you’ve seen his work in action. Visual storytelling isn’t just about fancy cameras or special effects; it’s about catching the right mood, the energy, the stuff that lingers with you after the credits roll. He also had a hand in Clarice, which, let’s be real, is no small feat. Taking on a world haunted by Hannibal Lecter and making it feel fresh? That takes guts and skill. Glen’s style is sort of like a chameleon—it adapts, shifts, never really repeats itself. He’s not out here just doing the same old thing on every project. There’s always a new twist, a different feel. Honestly, when you watch the shows he’s worked on, you don’t always notice it right away, but that’s kind of the point. His work pulls you in, sets the scene, and just lets the story do its thing. That’s the mark of someone who knows their craft inside out.