About Raychyl Segovia
My Experience
With over 12 years of field and studio production experience, I've collaborated with community members, local government, and organizations to tell stories that raise awareness and drive real engagement. Working in lean production environments sharpened my ability to wear many hats — director, producer, videographer, editor, blogger, and social media manager — and deliver polished work at every stage of the process.
My Skills
I work across the full production pipeline, from camera setup and lighting to post-production and distribution. My technical toolkit includes After Effects, Audition, Photoshop, Premiere, Cablecast, Teleprompter, Tightrope, TriCaster, WordPress, and Zoom. I bring the same creative attention to sound design and motion graphics as I do to the edit itself — because every element of a piece shapes how the audience experiences it.
My Work
Capital Pride Parade
A love letter to community — this edit captures the breadth and spirit of Pride through movement, color, and crowd joy. Wide establishing shots and intimate close-ups are woven together to show both scale and humanity. The audio mix blends parade sound with an uplifting bed track, keeping the atmosphere authentic. Text overlays are minimal and celebratory. Color grading enhances the vibrancy already present in the footage, letting the culture speak for itself.
Drag Queens Live Performance at HRC
Vibrant, playful, and unapologetically bold — this edit matches the energy of the performers themselves. Beat-synced cuts align with performance peaks, and the color grade is pushed to complement the visual spectacle: saturated, electric, alive. Text overlays lean into personality — styled to fit the moment rather than a template. Sound design mixes performance audio with music to build momentum. This one's built to entertain and celebrate.
Kensington 8K Race
Since 1994, the Kensington 8K Race has been a favorite fall event in the DC area, benefiting eight local schools. Known as a true community race, it brings together parents, kids, and visitors, all cheering each other on as runners make their way through Kensington and Rock Creek Park.
Greenfest
Highlights from the Montgomery County GreenFest, showcasing eco-friendly cars, green organizations, sustainable living, and live entertainment.
Wheaton Arts Parade
This annual event is a funky, creative push, pull, carry, wear, or perform your art parade! The community enjoys the festival that follows with live performances and artists of all kinds showcasing their talents.
Garden of lights
Every year, Brookside Gardens is transformed into a vibrant, twinkling wonderland, filled with holiday magic, and inspired by the natural beauty of the gardens throughout spring and summer. In this special feature, an interview with the director of Brookside Gardens gives you an exclusive welcome to the enchanting Garden of Lights!
Women's History Month Event
Montgomery County Councilmember At-Large Laurie-Anne Sayles hosts Women Who Tell Our Stories, Tell Their Stories. The featured guest panel includes Ovetta Wiggins, Politics Reporter at the Washington Post, Andrea Sarralde, Media Reporter at Montgomery Community Media, and Jenn White, Host of NPR's 1A Podcast.
Moco Pride
This program gives viewers an exclusive behind-the-scenes look at the people and places that make Montgomery County so vibrant. MoCo Pride, was created to highlight the brilliant LGBTQ+ community. The idea for the show came to me after interviewing members of the MoCo Pride Center board. During the interview, I spoke with Phillip, one of the members, and asked if he would be interested in hosting the show—an opportunity he gladly accepted.
Capital Pride Parade
I volunteered and captured footage of the Capital Pride Parade, a vibrant celebration featuring jeeps, cars, bikes, and people proudly parading through the nation’s capital, Washington, DC. It was an event full of energy, where the crowd was loud and proud, sending a message of inclusion, representation, and love for all to see.