Keith Johnson

Keith has been creating and presenting humor based, educational shows full time since 1986.

In 2000 his interest turned to soap bubbles—exploring how bubbles work and what we can do with them.

2005. Keith became the first bubble artist to receive a govt. grant—supporting his work popularizing science through bubble performance.

Since then as his reputation as a bubble expert has grown he has worked on projects from San Diego to Prague, Taiwan to DC.

Every year brings new adventures & interesting conversations with world class scientists, inventors, ad agencies, TV producers, theatre directors, fine artists and performers.

Flying out to share BUBBLEOLOGY with family audiences at Universities, Civic Events, Theaters, Science Centers, Art Museums, Arboretums & the like continues to be great fun and a wonderful challenge.

Clients include: Texas A&M University/Department of Physics, the Bickford Theater NJ, the Saudi Royal Family, Sci Works Museum in Winston/Salem, Providence Performing Arts Center, Georgia Department of Natural Resources & The US Science and Engineering Festival, DC. (2012, 2014 main stage).

Consulting: Keith enjoys helping others make their bubble-dreams come true. Consulting is now a large part of the business. Clients have come from: Krakow, Prague, Mexico, Brazil, Italy, England, Russia, Japan, Korea, China & the USA.

Life now includes non-disclosure agreements, product evaluations, troubleshooting TV commercial treatments, copyright considerations, public health issues & script development.

Projects include 9/11 Memorial Parks in the Netherlands, Pink Bubbles for T-Mobile commercials in Poland, working with chemists in South Korea, manufacturers in China, inventors in America & development of an outdoor bubble show for a 3000 seat amphitheater where swooping hawks have been known to attack the bubbles.

Wrangling: Whether we're shooting Commercials, B-roll footage, Stills for print ads, Documentaries, Movies, Catalogues, Educational media, Shorts or Teasers... Keith enjoys brainstorming with creative teams to find the best solution for their bubble production needs.

Clients include: Photographer Jarmo Pohjaniemi, National Geographic network, Discovery Science Channel, New England regional production companies, Saatchi & Saatchi International.