Geoff Kempin is a noteworthy figure in the realm of music audiovisual production, with a career spanning over four decades. His journey began at EMI Records, where he played a pivotal role in marketing iconic artists like Queen and The Rolling Stones. As Managing Director of Picture Music International in 1980, he transformed how music concerts were packaged for home viewing, paving the way for the modern music video landscape. Collectors particularly treasure his work on titles such as "The Boomtown Rats: Live at Hammersmith Odeon 1978" (2005), which showcases the band's electrifying performance and serves as a testament to the vibrant music scene of the late 70s. In 1997, Kempin co-founded Eagle Rock Entertainment, which has become synonymous with high-quality music documentaries and concert films. His influence extends beyond production; he was instrumental in establishing the first mechanical payment agreements for visual formats, ensuring that artists receive their due royalties. This commitment to the music industry and innovative home video releases has made Kempin's projects highly sought after by collectors who value both the artistry and historical significance of music on physical media.