Podcasts about video creators

In today's fast-paced digital world, video marketing is more essential than ever, capturing attention and building connections in ways other content simply can't. But where do you start if video feels overwhelming? Thanks to AI, creating engaging, high-quality videos has never been easier. From automating editing to generating scripts, AI tools simplify the process, allowing businesses to find their "video sweet spot"—the perfect balance of content, length, and style to maximize impact. In this episode with Lou Bortone, also known as the “Video Godfather,” we'll explore how AI can streamline video creation, the easiest ways to get started, and the best tools to help you leverage video marketing effectively and we'll make it all easy to understand! You can contact Lou at: https://LouBortone.com Also check out his video course in discovering the top video AI Tools here: https://loubortone.com/upsell-1274-5469?am_id=deborah4756 and on https://HalftimeSuccess.com Make sure you're getting all our podcast updates and articles! Get them here: https://goalsforyourlife.com/newsletter CHAPTERS: 00:00 - Video Marketing Essentials 01:59 - Introduction to Video Marketing 03:01 - Lou Bortone: Video Marketing Expert 07:21 - Importance of Video Marketing Today 09:34 - Getting Started with Video Marketing 13:06 - Choosing the Right Video Format 16:19 - Utilizing AI in Video Marketing 19:59 - Overcoming Self-Criticism in Video Creation 24:24 - Simple Video Editing Tools for Beginners 27:06 - AI Tools for Video Creation 30:50 - Exploring Notebook.ai for Video Projects 37:30 - ChatGPT: A Tool for Video Creators 40:48 - Contacting Lou Bortone 42:35 - Key Takeaways from the Video 43:38 - Video Marketing Sign Off  Valuable Takeaway: AI's Role in Video Production Deborah and Lou discussed the impact of AI on video production. They emphasized the importance of authenticity and the potential for AI to enhance video production, rather than replace it. Deborah shared her experience with AI, highlighting the need to understand its capabilities and not be afraid to use it. They also discussed the importance of finding one's video "sweet spot" and the challenge of self-criticism in video production. Lou expressed concerns about the use of AI avatars, suggesting that while they may have a place, they should not replace the authenticity of a real person on camera.

Facebook recently announced that it will no longer store live video content indefinitely. Any new live videos will only be available for replay, download, or sharing for 30 days before being automatically deleted. If you have years' worth of live video content, you'll need to take action to save it before it's gone for good. https://creativesonfirepodcast.com/episode184 Why Facebook Is Removing Live Videos So why is Facebook making this change? While they haven't provided an official reason, it's likely tied to server space, platform updates, and a shift toward short-form video content like Reels. This is a crucial reminder that we are all operating on borrowed real estate when we create content on social media. Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, and other platforms own the content we post, and they can change policies at any time. That's why having a strategy to back up and repurpose content is essential for long-term success. Your Options for Saving Facebook Live Videos Facebook is providing three main options once you receive a notification about your live video content: Download immediately – Save videos directly to your device. Archive for 90 days – Keep access to your videos temporarily before making a final decision. Postpone deletion for six months – Get extra time to manage and transfer your content. How to Download Your Facebook Live Videos If you want to manually save your videos, follow these steps: Go to Meta Business Suite at business.facebook.com. Navigate to Content and filter by Live Videos only. Click the three dots next to a video and select Download (SD or HD). For larger libraries, you may need external storage solutions like: Google Drive (free up to a certain limit) Dropbox (paid option) Amazon Photos (free for a limited amount of storage) An external hard drive for offline backup Automating the Process with Repurpose.io If downloading videos one by one sounds overwhelming, a third-party automation tool like Repurpose.io can do it for you. This tool: ✅ Automatically transfers Facebook Live videos to a storage location like Google Drive ✅ Removes watermarks for easy repurposing ✅ Allows you to republish content on other platforms Check out Repurpose.io here. What About Facebook Groups and Membership Content? If your Facebook Live videos are in private groups or memberships, you have additional considerations. Since these videos might be borrowed content from guest creators, make sure you: Download videos using a URL-grabbing tool (linked in show notes) Upload them to YouTube as unlisted videos Share the private playlist link with your members What Does This Mean for Video Creators? One big question remains: Will this impact Facebook video ad revenue? Previously, older videos could continue to generate ad income for creators. Now, without replays beyond 30 days, some creators may see a dip in revenue. Moving forward, you might consider:

In this episode, Grant and Augie discuss DeepSeek AI, China's advanced AI model that rivals American counterparts. They explore its implications for YouTube content creation, the efficiency of AI, and the potential for AI to enhance or replace human creativity. The conversation delves into the future of AI-generated content, the importance of authenticity in video creation, and the evolving landscape of digital media.TakeawaysDeepSeek AI is a highly efficient alternative to American AI models.Content creators may use AI to enhance their scripts and video performance.AI's efficiency could lead to more accurate algorithms on platforms like YouTube.The human touch in storytelling remains crucial despite advancements in AI.AI-generated content raises questions about originality and creativity.Authenticity in video creation may become a premium as AI takes over unoriginal content.AI tools can assist creators in generating ideas and scripts.The future may see AI personalities competing with human creators.AI's ability to learn from human content poses ethical concerns.The balance between AI efficiency and human creativity will shape the future of content creation.

Send us a textGet ready to be inspired by Tim Schmoyer's incredible journey of navigating career transitions while staying true to one powerful mission—changing lives. In this episode, we dive into Tim's story, from his roots in youth ministry to building a YouTube empire through "Video Creators" and now scaling impact as Chief Creator Coach at vidIQ. With a career spanning multiple industries, Tim shares how his unwavering mission to reach people and make a difference has guided every step of his path.Tim's journey is packed with life lessons about aligning your work with your values, balancing career shifts with staying grounded in your purpose, and scaling meaningful impact. We explore his transitions from ministry to entrepreneurship, selling his successful business, and coaching millions of creators, as well as his reflections on family, identity, and finding lasting rhythms in life. Tim's authenticity and commitment to his mission are truly inspiring!Whether you're looking for tips on navigating change, aligning your career with your passion, or simply want to hear an incredible story of purpose-driven success, this episode is a must-watch. Learn from Tim's insights and discover how you can uncover your unique gifts and live a life of greater impact.Check out this episode and join the conversation about living with purpose, scaling impact, and embracing transitions!

Using AI for developing creative content for business. Happy New Year from Drone U to you and your family. On today's episode we discuss how we can use AI for creative endeavours. When is it ok and when it isn't and how we can use AI for multiple use cases. In today's AI world where AI is able to accomplish a multitude of tasks from video and audio to text based projects, we discuss how AI can be leveraged in the development of content for drone industry specifically. We go over tools like suno.com and sora.com that can be used to create audio and video and talk about commercial use, monetization and discuss copyright ownership. Tune in to this insightful and educational podcast on how you can use AI for your creative content requirements and learn about the many use cases of AI. 5-Day Free Course: Thriving Drone Real Estate Business Transform your drone operations into a thriving real estate-focused business. Learn client management, pricing for profit, and creating high-value deliverables. Grow My Drone Business Get your questions answered: https://thedroneu.com/. If you enjoy the show, the #1 thing you can do to help us out is to subscribe to it on iTunes. Can we ask you to do that for us real quick? While you're there, leave us a 5-star review, if you're inclined to do so. Thanks! https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/ask-drone-u/id967352832. Become a Drone U Member. Access to over 30 courses, great resources, and our incredible community. Follow Us Site – https://thedroneu.com/ Facebook – https://www.facebook.com/droneu Instagram – https://instagram.com/thedroneu/ Twitter – https://twitter.com/thedroneu YouTube – https://www.youtube.com/c/droneu Timestamps: [07:00] Robots and innovations at CES 2025 [08:20] Using AI for filling in for creative work [10:35] Today's question on use of AI for content creation [11:10] Development of Grok and its use cases [16:25] Creating music content for your videos using AI - examples [23:36] Terms of Use and commercial licensing and copyright

Shintaro recently caught some strays from the popular video “The Lies Behind Judo Basics”. In this episode, Shintaro gives his real first-time reactions to the video. Shintaro shares his thoughts on the nuances of teaching traditional Judo basics versus practical competition techniques, while Peter adds context about cultural differences in teaching and training approaches. They discuss the value of traditional drills, address critiques about Uchimata instruction, and reflect on the importance of adapting techniques for real-world application. (00:00:00) Introduction (00:01:00) Shintaro's Teaching Philosophy on Uchimata (00:03:30) Critiques on Traditional Uchimata Drills (00:06:15) The Role of Basics in Modern Judo (00:08:50) Debating Practical Applications of Uchimata (00:11:30) Traditional vs. Competitive Techniques (00:13:45) Cultural Perspectives on Judo Training (00:16:20) Shintaro's Challenge to the Video Creators (00:18:00) Reflections and Closing Thoughts If you're in business, then you have customer churn. Whether you're building a startup, growing a mom & pop shop, or operating in a fortune 500 powerhouse, Hakuin.ai measures, predicts, and improves your customer retention. https://hakuin.ai

Send Meredith a Message via Text!What are the most effective revenue streams for YouTube creators? In this episode, I break down affiliate marketing, YouTube ad revenue, brand collaborations, service offerings, and digital products. Learn how to diversify your income and gain control over your financial future as a content creator.

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Most people think that YouTube videos are limited to talking head formats, but there are actually various video formats that can be used to create engaging content. In this conversation, Augie Johnston and Grant Ball discuss different video formats, including education and tutorial videos, storytelling videos, news videos, reaction videos, and video essays. They emphasize the importance of adding personality and entertainment value to educational content, the storytelling aspect of education, and the potential of news videos for businesses. They also discuss the challenges and considerations of creating reaction videos and the highly produced nature of video essays. The conversation explores various video formats on YouTube, including video essays, video podcasts, talking head videos, street interviews, vlogs, gameplay and Let's Plays, skits, and the importance of trying different formats to find what works best for you.TakeawaysVideo essays are a popular format on YouTube that require deep research and editing, but can lead to significant channel growth.Video podcasts have gained popularity on YouTube, offering a more conversational and easy-to-produce format.Street interviews can be a compelling format for short-form content, providing unique perspectives and engaging with the audience.Vlogs, gameplay and Let's Plays, and skits are other popular formats that offer different opportunities for creativity and audience engagement.It's important to try different video formats to find what works best for you and your audience.

In this captivating podcast episode, we delve into the art of storytelling in video production with none other than Michael Hauge, a renowned Hollywood script consultant and story expert. Michael shares invaluable insights and practical tips on how to infuse emotion, connection, and narrative depth into video content to captivate audiences and drive engagement. From understanding the hero's inner journey to overcoming common challenges in incorporating storytelling into videos, this episode is a masterclass in crafting compelling narratives that resonate with viewers. Whether you're a seasoned filmmaker or just starting in the world of video production, this episode offers inspiration and actionable advice to elevate your storytelling skills and create impactful videos that leave a lasting impression. Key Takeaways Emotional Engagement: Michael emphasizes the importance of crafting stories that evoke emotion and resonate with viewers on a deep level. By tapping into universal fears, desires, and struggles, storytellers can create a powerful connection with their audience. The Hero's Inner Journey: Understanding the internal conflicts and obstacles faced by the protagonist (or the central figure) in a story is crucial. Exploring the hero's inner journey adds depth and relatability to the narrative, making it more compelling and engaging. Simplicity and Focus: Despite the temptation to cram lots of information into a video, it's essential to prioritize simplicity and focus on the core message or goal. By honing in on key themes and emotions, storytellers can create more impactful and memorable content. Effective Storytelling in Business: Incorporating storytelling into business videos can help humanize brands, build trust, and inspire action. Whether it's sharing origin stories, highlighting client successes, or addressing common challenges, storytelling can be a potent tool for connecting with audiences and driving business outcomes. About Michael Hauge Michael Hauge is a story expert, author and lecturer who helps writers, speakers, entrepreneurs and filmmakers increase their impact and grow their businesses by telling better stories. He is the bestselling author of Storytelling Made Easy, Selling Your Story in 60 Seconds, and the 20th Anniversary Edition of his classic book Writing Screenplays That Sell. Michael has presented seminars, lectures and keynotes in person and online to more than 600,000 participants worldwide. As a Hollywood script consultant, he has worked on projects starring Will Smith, Morgan Freeman, Julia Roberts, Tom Cruise and Reese Witherspoon. He has also helped countless marketers, consultants and business leaders make millions of dollars through the power of their stories.  In This Episode  [00:00] Welcome to the show! [05:24] Meet Michael Hauge [07:00] Michael's start in storytelling [15:52] Level up your storytelling [18:57] Essential components of a story [56:04] Connect with Michael [58:30] Outro Quotes "Stories sort of drill down into your subconscious. If you're telling a story, just think of going to a movie. If you hear a really riveting story, it's like being in a movie, and you forget you're in a movie theater because you're totally inside the story being told." - Michael Hauge "When you get to the level of revealing and exploring the fear that the hero of the story is up against, those are the stories that create the deepest connection." - Michael Hauge Guest Links Find Michael Hauge online Connect with Michael Hauge on LinkedIn Follow Michael Hauge on Facebook | Twitter | Instagram Get the 6 Steps Success Story Chart Links Download the PDF resource guide to Unlock the Power of AI  Check out the AI tool called Suno Get the The Lead Machine: Website Checklist for Filmmakers FREE Workshop Available "How to Consistently Earn Over $100k Per Year in Video Production While Working Less Than 40 Hours Per Week" Join the Grow Your Video Business Facebook Group  Follow Ryan Koral on Instagram Follow Grow Your Video Business on Instagram

In Episode 51, Abigail and Kate visited with two movers and shakers in the equine video and Western television media scene! First, we talked to Lily Rhodes, a digital marketer and social media manager who creates content we love for equine brands. Next, we chatted with Karlee Peterson, an executive producer at The Cowboy Channel, about her rise from interning at the National High School Rodeo Finals to heading up the Cowboy Channel. What are your thoughts about this episode? Let us know at freelanceremuda@gmail.com.

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Today's guest is Tim Schmoyer.We go deep today, talking about:How to start taking fatherhood and family leadership as seriously as it deservesFamily as a vehicle for multi-generational impactBuilding a family culture and seeing the kids as contributors to the missionWhy we should take hospitality seriouslyHow to start building connections and relationships with local families as a host (with both small and huge opportunities, depending on your situation)Tim Schmoyer lives in the Cincinnati, Ohio, area. He homeschools his seven kids and together his family spends their free time developing a little homestead farm on their property.After starting a popular YouTube channel in 2006, Tim become the first person to educate marketers and creators on how to successfully grow YouTube channels.Later, in 2013, Tim started a YouTube growth agency, Video Creators, and did YouTube strategy for Disney, Warner Brothers, eBay, Budweiser, HBO, and more. His team earned over 20 billion views and 100 million subscribers for thousands of clients.In 2022 vidIQ acquired Video Creators and today Tim is their Chief Creator Coach where he's building a YouTube coaching program to work with millions of creators.Find Tim online at:Instagram: @timschmoyer Youtube: Tim SchmoyerWebsite: timschmoyer.comPodcast: Family-Centered BusinessResources mentioned:Website: VidIQ Book: Good to Great by Jim Collins---Welcome to the Dad.Work Podcast, where men are forged into elite husbands and fathers by learning what it takes to become harder to kill, easier to love, and equipped to lead.Get ready to start building the only legacy that truly matters - your family.Resources, Links, Show Notes:https://dad.work/podcast/Follow Dad.Work:https://instagram.com/dadwork.curt/https://youtube.com/@dadwork/HOW TO BECOME AN ELITE MAN, HUSBAND, AND FATHER: FREE TRAINING:https://dad.work/training/

In this episode of "After the Exit," host Blake Smith sits down with Tim Schmoyer, founder of Video Creators, to explore the early days of YouTube and Tim's transformative journey in the creator economy. From posting a 30-second "test video" in 2006 to the successful acquisition of his agency by vidIQ, Tim offers a deep dive into the evolution of YouTube, the shifts in the creator landscape, and the challenges and lessons from his personal entrepreneurial journey. Learn about the evolution of YouTube, the significance of the creator economy in today's digital age, and the profound life and business insights gained from Tim's experiences. Whether you're a budding entrepreneur or a seasoned veteran, this episode promises valuable wisdom for all. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/aftertheexit/message

In today's episode, we have a special guest, Tim Schmoyer, joining us to talk about "The YouTube Playbook for Course Creators." Tim, the founder of Video Creators, has a wealth of knowledge and experience in the YouTube space, and he is here to share his strategies and insights for turning your audience into a thriving community. We'll delve into the three key buckets of community, discoverable, and sales, and explore how each plays a vital role in attracting new viewers, nurturing existing subscribers, and ultimately driving sales. Tim also shares his journey of selling Video Creators to vidIQ and how that experience inspired him to develop a new coaching program that combines technology, online material, and human coaches to create a powerful impact. Throughout the episode, we'll touch on the importance of embracing interruptions, leveraging YouTube Shorts, and scaling coaching programs to reach a wider audience. We'll also uncover the secret to creating content that engages viewers and keeps them coming back for more. So, whether you're a seasoned course creator or just starting out, this episode is packed with valuable insights and actionable tips to help you succeed on YouTube and create a thriving community around your courses. Get ready to take notes as we dive into "The YouTube Playbook for Course Creators" with Tim Schmoyer!

The new Threads app just released, and it's already eclipsing some use on Twitter, and even IG in some ways. As a video first creator, how could we use this in our businesses and brand, or is it an app worth passing on? Let's talk about it. Let's connect on Threads @DianaGladney Resources ⚡️ Download a My Best Selling Book, The One Right Video! ➢ Share Your Thoughts or Ask a Question to Have it Answered on the Podcast: https://Diana.Link/Message

When the Carolina Times went out of business in 2020, Cary Wheelous began looking for other Black-owned media outlets. When he was unsuccessful in finding them in one convenient place, he decided to create a space where Black news outlets were aggregated together. The birth of the Hayti app may have started in Durham, but is now home to Black media outlets of all shapes and sizes, from indie to major publications. From written news stories to podcasts, the Hayti app has something for everyone (and a few new upgrades on their roadmap). If you're looking to create an app, Cary also breaks down how we was able to get Hayti off the ground. Learn more at hayti.com.Links:Website: https://www.honeyandhustle.co1:1 Consultation: https://angelahollowell.lemonsqueezy.com/checkout/buy/a0d1b976-39d0-4d1f-b2ee-5f5e3e6d7691?logo=09 Lessons We've Learned from our Podcast Guests: https://angelahollowell.lemonsqueezy.com/checkout/buy/7474a4cf-9bfa-4431-89a4-9660920f8ed1?logo=0Digital Tools for Video Creators: https://angelahollowell.lemonsqueezy.com/checkout/buy/ce13789d-4a20-4f0f-b8a6-8ea7d9647c2b?logo=0

Not all entrepreneurs are leaders, but all leaders can benefit from thinking like entrepreneurs. To close the gap between those at the top and those doing the work, Margaret Brunson PhD. teaches leadership to encourage healthy work cultures. Through accountability, wellness, and innovation inspired by life experience, she works with her clients to lessen the loneliness of entrepreneurship. In this episode, you'll learn the importance of asking for help, having access to the resources you need, and building a new company culture that prioritizes the health of all people pursuing company goals. Learn more about her work at www.illuminedtolead.com and www.mbisfree.com.Links:Website: https://www.honeyandhustle.co1:1 Consultation: https://angelahollowell.lemonsqueezy.com/checkout/buy/a0d1b976-39d0-4d1f-b2ee-5f5e3e6d7691?logo=09 Lessons We've Learned from our Podcast Guests: https://angelahollowell.lemonsqueezy.com/checkout/buy/7474a4cf-9bfa-4431-89a4-9660920f8ed1?logo=0Digital Tools for Video Creators: https://angelahollowell.lemonsqueezy.com/checkout/buy/ce13789d-4a20-4f0f-b8a6-8ea7d9647c2b?logo=0

What are the top 2023 trends for video creators? In part 2, Ross discusses tools to help video creators work faster and more efficiently. Plus Coach Jennie joins us to talk about how she's leveraging vertical video, text-based video editing and Chat GPT. It's the StreamLeader Report with Ross Brand – only on 100TV.PRIME NETWORK100TV Network podcasts are featured by Spreaker from iHeart in the Prime Network, a curated collection of the top independent podcasts and networks in podcasting.KEEP IT

Confections, community, and a little bit of fairy dust make up the incredible sugary profiles made sensational by Wonderpuff. Jackie Marin and her husband discovered their interested in creating custom confections for events, weddings, and more in South Florida and brought their talents to the Durham area 6 years ago. Since it's inception, they've perfected the science of creating their flavors modeled after their experiences and the foods they eat. From crafting an incredible in-person buying experience at events like Afropunk, to hanging out at local markets around the Triangle, their infectious namesake translated well to help them boast thriving online sales during the pandemic. In this period of growth and community support, they were able to successfully raise money through Kickstarter for a space at Boxyard RTP. What's next for this sweet duo? Learn more about the husband and wife team that brought the Haitian Cake flavor to cotton candy at https://www.ohwonderpuff.com/Links:Website: https://www.honeyandhustle.co1:1 Consultation: https://angelahollowell.lemonsqueezy.com/checkout/buy/a0d1b976-39d0-4d1f-b2ee-5f5e3e6d7691?logo=09 Lessons We've Learned from our Podcast Guests: https://angelahollowell.lemonsqueezy.com/checkout/buy/7474a4cf-9bfa-4431-89a4-9660920f8ed1?logo=0Digital Tools for Video Creators: https://angelahollowell.lemonsqueezy.com/checkout/buy/ce13789d-4a20-4f0f-b8a6-8ea7d9647c2b?logo=0

What are the top 2023 trends for video creators? Find out how livestreamers, podcasters and video creators are overcoming economic and algorithmic challenges, and why a network like 100TV could be the vehicle that elevates independent creators. Join us for the StreamLeader Report with Ross Brand, Episode 1.PRIME NETWORKThis podcast is featured by Spreaker from iHeart in the Prime Network, a curated collection of the top independent podcasts and networks in podcasting. STREAMLEADER REPORT with Ross Brand (The Show)Welcome to the StreamLeader Report, a weekly show hosted by Ross Brand that delves into the latest digital media trends and predictions. An accomplished media strategist and on-air personality, Ross provides insights and analysis on topics such as social media marketing, content creation, and live video. With a focus on helping creators, entrepreneurs, and brands grow their revenue through compelling content and real-time interactivity, StreamLeader Report is a valuable resource for anyone looking to stay on top of the latest digital media trends. ROSS BRAND (The Host)Ross Brand connects brands, startups, and customers through live video. As an on-air personality and consultant for industry brands such as StreamYard, BeLive, LiveU, and Wirecast, Ross helps grow audiences with compelling content and real-time interactivity. He was named one of "5 Live Video Experts to Follow" by Switcher Studio and the world's #1 livestreaming expert by Klout. Ross is the founder and author of the "100 Predictions" franchise, with his book series reaching #1 Amazon Best Seller status in six countries and winning 21 book awards. He's been featured by Nasdaq TV, Forbes, and Psychology Today.CONNECT with ROSS Twitter: https://twitter.com/irossbrandInstagram: https://instagram.com/rossbrand1LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/rossbrandYouTube: https://youtube.com/livestreamuniverseWebsite: https://livestreamuniverse.com

Liberation Station is a children's book store that was created on the belief that youth need a safe space for discovery. A space centered in humanity, joy, and curiosity. A physical space located in downtown Raleigh in view of the capital building made for the perfect location in the eyes of Victoria Scott-Miller and her family. Starting with bringing curated books and folding table to pop-up events and transitioning to online sales made Victoria feel like they were being "stretched in a way that minimized our presence." We talked about the importance of taking up space and how challenging a system that bans books is in her DNA. She brings her childhood of listening to Juicy J and Three 6 Mafia to her confident approach to designing a space that anyone can feel safe to learn, read, and grow. Find out how you can support their new location at https://liberationstationbookstore.com/Links:Website: https://www.honeyandhustle.co1:1 Consultation: https://angelahollowell.lemonsqueezy.com/checkout/buy/a0d1b976-39d0-4d1f-b2ee-5f5e3e6d7691?logo=09 Lessons We've Learned from our Podcast Guests: https://angelahollowell.lemonsqueezy.com/checkout/buy/7474a4cf-9bfa-4431-89a4-9660920f8ed1?logo=0Digital Tools for Video Creators: https://angelahollowell.lemonsqueezy.com/checkout/buy/ce13789d-4a20-4f0f-b8a6-8ea7d9647c2b?logo=0

Durham's first sweet hub has landed in historic East Durham. Stacey Ramos is the founder of Bull City Sweet Shoppe, and the lead curator of the confections that are featured in her shop form herself and other businesses in the area. In getting a brick and mortar location, she had to weigh so many questions – When should we think about hiring? Which businesses fit our model? What is the cost of doing business in a physical location? All of those questions are centered in her belief that whether you're a boss or an employee, you're life shouldn't revolve around work. Stacey knew from the age of 15 that she wanted to be an entrepreneur, and while her path wasn't linear, she has a wealth of experiences that have contributed to her current success. In this episode, she's candid about her struggles, how she learned what she didn't want to embody as a boss, and how lifelong learning is integral to her success (and anyone's success) as an entrepreneur. Learn more about her brick and mortar location at https://www.bullcitysweetshoppe.com/Links:Website: https://www.honeyandhustle.co1:1 Consultation: https://angelahollowell.lemonsqueezy.com/checkout/buy/a0d1b976-39d0-4d1f-b2ee-5f5e3e6d7691?logo=09 Lessons We've Learned from our Podcast Guests: https://angelahollowell.lemonsqueezy.com/checkout/buy/7474a4cf-9bfa-4431-89a4-9660920f8ed1?logo=0Digital Tools for Video Creators: https://angelahollowell.lemonsqueezy.com/checkout/buy/ce13789d-4a20-4f0f-b8a6-8ea7d9647c2b?logo=0

What is your superpower? Whether you're a creator, entrepreneur, or nonprofit founder there's likely something that makes you and what you do unique. When it comes to identifying and showcasing your unique perspective as a thought leader, working with a ghost writer is one way to communicate your thoughts better. Emily Crookston, also known as The Pocket PhD, works with clients as a ghost blogger and ghost writer of books and Linkedin posts. During her collaborative writing process as a ghostwriter, she's learned how to guide clients through using their expertise to position themselves as an authority in their field. "If you don't have a personal take on a topic, why even write about it?" We address the importance of this question, and how you as a founder can help people make a decision about working with you by making your words stand out. Learn more about Emily at www.thepocketphd.com Links:Website: https://www.honeyandhustle.co1:1 Consultation: https://angelahollowell.lemonsqueezy.com/checkout/buy/a0d1b976-39d0-4d1f-b2ee-5f5e3e6d7691?logo=09 Lessons We've Learned from our Podcast Guests: https://angelahollowell.lemonsqueezy.com/checkout/buy/7474a4cf-9bfa-4431-89a4-9660920f8ed1?logo=0Digital Tools for Video Creators: https://angelahollowell.lemonsqueezy.com/checkout/buy/ce13789d-4a20-4f0f-b8a6-8ea7d9647c2b?logo=0

From power poses to powdered noses, Valonda Calloway is no stranger to the spotlight. With a career in television and media, she's learned and adapted how to show up on screen, learnings she practices herself and teaches to her clients. If you don't want to hinder your success, you need to use your voice. This episode can truly help you prepare for any professional setting, overcome gaffes, and go from creator to teacher. Find out more about Valonda on her website https://valondacalloway.com/. For additional training on how to level up your presentation skills, check out her course at https://polish-your-presentation-skills.teachable.com/p/polish-your-presentation-skills/?preview=logged_out. Links:Website: https://www.honeyandhustle.co1:1 Consultation: https://angelahollowell.lemonsqueezy.com/checkout/buy/a0d1b976-39d0-4d1f-b2ee-5f5e3e6d7691?logo=09 Lessons We've Learned from our Podcast Guests: https://angelahollowell.lemonsqueezy.com/checkout/buy/7474a4cf-9bfa-4431-89a4-9660920f8ed1?logo=0Digital Tools for Video Creators: https://angelahollowell.lemonsqueezy.com/checkout/buy/ce13789d-4a20-4f0f-b8a6-8ea7d9647c2b?logo=0

When filmmaker Amanda Kim discovered the artist Nam June Paik, she knew she wanted to make a documentary about him. Five years later, Amanda's debut film Nam June Paik: Moon is the Oldest TV premiered at the Sundance Film Festival. Amanda came on the pod to talk about what she learned as a first time filmmaker — from bringing on producers, to fundraising, to navigating the edit. Moon is the Oldest TV is currently screening at Film Forum in NYC.Find Amanda Kim on Instagram.Host Jennie Butler on InstagramExecutive Producer Sky Dylan-RobbinsProducer Amy DiGiacomo on Instagram and TwitterProducer Caley Fox Shannon on InstagramProducer Abhishyant KidangoorEditor Audrey Horowitz on InstagramGot an idea for an episode? Email podcast@videoconsortium.orgClick here to support the Video Consortium

Being in a family of entrepreneurs can be a great way to learn how to successfully start your own business. However, it may take a few tries to build the right one. Charles Freeman is the founder of Black Cap Ginger, and brought all the lessons from his previous business ventures with him. He's building an intentional enterprise that focuses on building slowly and educating people about the benefits of ginger. His mom, wife, and daughter are part of the business and help him run things smoothly. From community vending to limited wholesaling, he's living proof of his greatest advice to those looking to start a business - You can't just be passionate about the opportunity to make money, you need to have a product or service that you believe in. For the cherry on top, he shares the name origins of Black Cap Ginger (a never before told story!). Find out more about Black Cap Ginger at https://www.blackcapginger.com/Links:Website: https://www.honeyandhustle.co1:1 Consultation: https://angelahollowell.lemonsqueezy.com/checkout/buy/a0d1b976-39d0-4d1f-b2ee-5f5e3e6d7691?logo=09 Lessons We've Learned from our Podcast Guests: https://angelahollowell.lemonsqueezy.com/checkout/buy/7474a4cf-9bfa-4431-89a4-9660920f8ed1?logo=0Digital Tools for Video Creators: https://angelahollowell.lemonsqueezy.com/checkout/buy/ce13789d-4a20-4f0f-b8a6-8ea7d9647c2b?logo=0

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A Conversation with Steven Antturi from Antturi Media In this episode, I speak with Steven Antturi of Antturi Media all about how video creators can use generative AI powered tools to speed up the process of creation, management and delivery of videos. We'll chat about the tools he uses and recommends for the entire video production workflow, from pre-production, to post. Once you master some of these tools, you'll be able to speed up the creation and delivery of your videos. Want more podcasts, tutorials and live streams? Check out: https://www.CreativeSpark.ai

Why would a brewery care about eliminating local bus fares, decreasing gun violence, or any social issues? When you build businesses to create positive social in your community change like David Meeker, you're bound to get into some good trouble. To help him balance his commitments to his business ventures and his desire to make a positive social impact, he shares what he calls his 80/20 rule. We dove into the nitty gritty of how Carpenter Development and Trophy Brewing got started, discussed how State of Beer and Young Hearts Distilling add to his spirits empire, and what's on the agenda for the next 5 to 7 years (if you can believe it). Check out what David Meeker and his team at Carpenter Development are working on in the Triangle: https://www.carpenterdevelopment.group/Links:Website: https://www.honeyandhustle.co1:1 Consultation: https://angelahollowell.lemonsqueezy.com/checkout/buy/a0d1b976-39d0-4d1f-b2ee-5f5e3e6d7691?logo=09 Lessons We've Learned from our Podcast Guests: https://angelahollowell.lemonsqueezy.com/checkout/buy/7474a4cf-9bfa-4431-89a4-9660920f8ed1?logo=0Digital Tools for Video Creators: https://angelahollowell.lemonsqueezy.com/checkout/buy/ce13789d-4a20-4f0f-b8a6-8ea7d9647c2b?logo=0

Accepting that debt could benefit his business is a financial mindset shift that Chi Yiu made during his journey in entrepreneurship. Being afraid of failure and not wanting to be in a position to be fired from a job are powerful motivators to exploring different approaches to making your business successful. Chi founded Wood + Water Studio in 2018 and has since become a champion of affordable housing solutions that meet the present-day needs of the Triangle community. A former East Carolina University student turned kitchen and bath remodeling company owner, Chi has created a business from his passion, rather than running from it (as he did for quite some time). Our conversation revealed his love for mentorship, relationship development, design, and lifelong learning. I can't wait for you to learn why he started his business, the challenges he overcame in managing a team, and what's next on the horizon for Wood + Water. Find their work online at https://www.woodandwaterstudio.com/Links:Website: https://www.honeyandhustle.co1:1 Consultation: https://angelahollowell.lemonsqueezy.com/checkout/buy/a0d1b976-39d0-4d1f-b2ee-5f5e3e6d7691?logo=09 Lessons We've Learned from our Podcast Guests: https://angelahollowell.lemonsqueezy.com/checkout/buy/7474a4cf-9bfa-4431-89a4-9660920f8ed1?logo=0Digital Tools for Video Creators: https://angelahollowell.lemonsqueezy.com/checkout/buy/ce13789d-4a20-4f0f-b8a6-8ea7d9647c2b?logo=0

Jennifer and Tina have come a long way from their “sausage wagon” days, but their goal has remained the same: supporting local farmers in getting their meat on your kitchen table. Jennifer Curtis, the co-founder of Firsthand Foods, knows the importance of taking a risk alongside farmers. Having a healthy relationship with the food you eat, including the knowledge of where it comes from, can prove to be incredibly transformative. It certainly has been in her life. From policy advocacy to direct relationships with farmers, consumers, and chefs, being vocal about improving the quality and sustainability of local meats is no small task for this B-corp certified organization. Firsthand Foods is working to change the narrative around local food ecosystems, one piece of meat at a time. You may even know some of their local partners – Bull City Burger, Pizzeria Toro, and Longleaf Swine to name a few. With over $1.2 million going to farmers in 2022, they're just getting started in amplifying the impact of sustainable meat-sourcing practices. Find out how you can get the best meats around on your table for your next meal at https://firsthandfoods.com/ Links:Website: https://www.honeyandhustle.co1:1 Consultation: https://angelahollowell.lemonsqueezy.com/checkout/buy/a0d1b976-39d0-4d1f-b2ee-5f5e3e6d7691?logo=09 Lessons We've Learned from our Podcast Guests: https://angelahollowell.lemonsqueezy.com/checkout/buy/7474a4cf-9bfa-4431-89a4-9660920f8ed1?logo=0Digital Tools for Video Creators: https://angelahollowell.lemonsqueezy.com/checkout/buy/ce13789d-4a20-4f0f-b8a6-8ea7d9647c2b?logo=0

The Oscar-nominated documentary All That Breathes has a distinct visual style: long, beautiful, perfectly-constructed shots akin to narrative films. How can one stay true to this style in the unpredictable, often chaotic environments that define documentary filmmaking? Director Shaunak Sen came on the pod to discuss his film's visual style, how he was able to capture so many unique, organic moments, and his approach to the edit.You can watch All That Breathes now on HBO MAX.Find Saunak on InstagramHost Jennie Butler on InstagramExecutive Producer Sky Dylan-RobbinsProducer Amy DiGiacomo on Instagram and TwitterProducer Caley Fox Shannon on InstagramProducer Abhishyant KidangoorEditor Audrey Horowitz on InstagramGot an idea for an episode? Email podcast@videoconsortium.orgClick here to support the Video Consortium

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In this episode, we sit down with director, producer, and cinematographer Rita Baghdadi, who's lastest film Sirens premiered at the 2022 Sundance Film Festival and went on to win the Grand Jury Prize at Outfest.Rita talks about how she transitioned from competitive horse jumping to documentary filmmaking, her process in making the film Sirens, how she was able to bring Maya Rudolph and Natasha Lyonne on as Executive Producers, her collaboration with the composer Para One, how she was able to juggle verité shooting and directing, and more.Find Rita on Instagram Check out the film Sirens on Instagram and sirensdocumentary.com Host Jennie Butler on InstagramExecutive Producer Sky Dylan-RobbinsProducer Amy DiGiacomo on Instagram and TwitterProducer Caley Fox Shannon on InstagramProducer Abhishyant KidangoorEditor Audrey Horowitz on InstagramGot an idea for an episode? Email podcast@videoconsortium.orgClick here to support the Video Consortium

Tim Schmoyer is the founder of Video Creators, a YouTube growth agency, and is widely known for his strategies and tactics to help creators grow their audience and business. Although we work in the same industry and have the same goal— to help our clients' YouTube channels grow— our approaches are completely different, which makes me wonder: do his strategies really work? In this episode, I'll explain the main principles Tim teaches for YouTube growth, compare the differences between his strategy and mine, and give a concrete example that will show which one produces more effective results.

In episode 375, Megan chats to Tim Schmoyer about expert strategies to optimize our YouTube channels for easy discovery and growth in 2023. Since 2011, Tim Schmoyer has been one of the leading YouTube strategists in the online video industry. His company, Video Creators, has been featured by FOX, Forbes, BBC even YouTube themselves as his team trains creators and brands to master YouTube and use it as a place to spread messages that change lives. Their clients have organically grown by over 20 billion views and 81 millions subscribers under their guidance. In this episode, you'll learn more about YouTube search, discovery systems and YouTube's goals in general so that you can optimize your channel to get discovered more and increase your subscribers. - What are YouTube's goals and how can you align your channel with that? - How much do keywords and viewing time impact your discoverability on YouTube> - Content on YouTube has become completely customized. - Optimize your content for your ideal audience - think how will they respond? - How do you spark curiosity and create intrigue? - Create title, thumbnail and first couple of seconds before you create your content. - Should you request viewers to subscribe, like and comment? - Take the approach: Hang out in the kitchen with me while I cook. - When analyzing your content, think how can I improve my game? Connect with Tim Schmoyer Website | Instagram

A few weeks ago, my team gave you all the opportunity to ask me anything and everything you want over on our YouTube Community Tab. Some of the questions were about YouTube while some of them are about parenting and my personal life. So today, I am answering all your burning questions.   Links in this Episode:  Creator Spotlight: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCPt-T6kAzK4-uUJOGR37eSw  YT Community: https://www.youtube.com/@VideoCreators/community  Business Marriage Family Podcast: https://www.businessfamilymarriage.com/  Power Tip:  https://youtu.be/teuIJ-f7Nfc    JOIN THE POD SQUAD AFTER-PARTY IN VOLLEY: We love answering questions, hearing your feedback, and discussing each podcast episode with you and hundreds of other creators in our video chat Volley space. Join us here: https://videocreators.com/podsquad LEAVE A VOICE MESSAGE: Have comments, reactions, questions, a YouTube tip to share, or just want to say hi? Leave a voice message for us and we may use it in an upcoming podcast episode. https://www.speakpipe.com/videocreators

Do you want to create algorithm-proof videos that maximize your view count? Tune in to this episode to discover the science behind viral content creation with video creator Hilary Billings to give your content the most viral potential.IN THIS EPISODE YOU WILL LEARN:Hilary's self-confidence-building journey and how she started making video contentInterview etiquette you should know aboutWays to set up short-form content videos for the most success3 Vs of viralityPractical tips to help you create viral video contentRESOURCES/LINKS MENTIONED:Burn Foundation of America: https://www.burnfoundation.net/Camp Beyond The Scars: https://burninstitute.org/camp-beyond-the-scars/How Girlfriends Are Like Cats

Being new to creating video is no different than being new to starting your own business.  Well, maybe it's a little different.  Creating videos with YOU as the brand - or face of the business - means being vulnerable. That's hard for most of us.  And when we're vulnerable and not sure what or how to create a video mistakes are bound to happen.  The good news is - each is easily correctable! Here are the 3 mistakes I often see new video creators make. Listen to the episode to learn how to correct each one.  They don't look at the camera - they look at their reflection. They are monotone. They create one, long, continuous video (especially the long form videos) Do any of these sound (or look) familiar to you? If you are making any of these - or know someone who is - listen to or share this episode.  Even if you're experienced, #3 will be a good listen. For more video tips, content ideas, how-to's and information on creating videos for your business, SUBSCRIBE to my YouTube Channel. Use the new feature and search for my handle name:  @vickioneill You can also follow me on LinkedIn for the same content plus networking.  If you want to get started with video but don't know where to begin or what type of videos to create, take my Video Creator Quiz to discover your Creator Archetype: https://www.vickioneill.com/quiz

Indian filmmakers Rintu Thomas and Sushmit Ghosh were shocked when their  scrappy, independent verite doc Writing with Fire swept up awards, including at Sundance, and became the first feature doc to ever be nominated for an Oscar. But, even more surprising was when the subjects of the film released a statement saying that the film oversimplifies their work and that it's "a much more complex story than the one going to the Oscars."In this episode, Rintu and Sushmit talk about how they were able to build trust with the film's participants and how they dealt with criticism after the film's successful release.Host Jennie Butler on InstagramExecutive Producer Sky Dylan-RobbinsProducer Amy DiGiacomo on Instagram and TwitterProducer Caley Fox Shannon on InstagramProducer Abhishyant KidangoorEditor Audrey Horowitz on InstagramGot an idea for an episode? Email podcast@videoconsortium.orgClick here to support the Video Consortium

What Do Filmmakers Owe Their Subjects? Souki Mehdaoui is a documentary filmmaker, DP, and subject coordinator. Her cinematography can be seen on Netflix, HBO, New York Times, and the Sundance-premiering documentaries The Great Hack and Mucho Mucho Amor.Souki was a subject in the HBO doc series The Vow, and she brought her experiences as a documentary participant into her work as a subject coordinator for the Showtime documentary Cusp.In this episode, Souki talks about what she's learned from being on both sides of the camera and how filmmakers can create a transparent and ethical relationship with their film's participants.Follow Souki on instagram and check out her work here.Rough Cut on InstagramVideo Consortium on InstagramHost Jennie Butler on InstagramExecutive Producer Sky Dylan-RobbinsProducer Amy DiGiacomo on Instagram and TwitterProducer Caley Fox Shannon on InstagramProducer Abhishyant KidangoorEditor Audrey Horowitz on InstagramGot an idea for an episode? Email podcast@videoconsortium.orgClick here to support the Video Consortium

Good content strategy on YouTube isn't about hacks and tricks. It's all about learning to think about your content the way YouTube thinks about it. When we align our content strategy with what YouTube wants to surface, it increases the likelihood that our content gets surfaced. One of the ways we can learn how YouTube thinks is to understand their story, both how and why they made certain decisions along the way. Like Comment, Subscriber: Inside YouTube's Chaotic Rise to World Domination by Mark Bergen: https://www.amazon.com/Like-Comment-Subscribe-YouTubes-Domination/dp/0593296346 Bloomberg Podcast on Video Creators: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/youtube-whisperer-guiding-creators-through-perilous/id1161880916?i=1000457267949  JOIN THE POD SQUAD AFTER-PARTY IN VOLLEY: We love answering questions, hearing your feedback, and discussing each podcast episode with you and hundreds of other creators in our video chat Volley space. Join us here: https://videocreators.com/podsquad LEAVE A VOICE MESSAGE: Have comments, reactions, questions, a YouTube tip to share, or just want to say hi? Leave a voice message for us and we may use it in an upcoming podcast episode. https://www.speakpipe.com/videocreators

It's a scenario most documentary filmmakers dread: someone else is covering the same story. Dueling documentaries are becoming more common, but is competition always bad for filmmakers?Director Jenner Furst came on the pod to talk about this phenomenon, which he's experienced several times throughout his career. Jenner and his filmmaking partner Julia Willoughby Nason and Michael Gasparro directed Hulu's Fyre Fraud, which came out days before Netflix's FYRE, as well as LulaRich, released just prior to another film on the same subject, The Rise and Fall of LuLaRoe.Jenner talks about how he approached these stories knowing there was a competing doc in progress, how he was able to gain access to some of the films' more controversial participants, and his advice for pitching to streamers.Rough Cut on InstagramVideo Consortium on InstagramHost Jennie Butler on InstagramExecutive Producer Sky Dylan-RobbinsProducer Amy DiGiacomo on Instagram and TwitterProducer Caley Fox ShannonProducer Abhishyant KidangoorEditor Audrey Horowitz on InstagramGot an idea for an episode? Email podcast@videoconsortium.orgClick here to support the Video Consortium

A documentary filmmaker's relationship with their film's participants, or "subjects", is one of the most important but challenging parts of making a film. The director might have to consider: What are the boundaries of my relationship with the subject? Should the subjects be paid? What effects will my film have on the subjects' lives?These questions are at the heart of the new documentary, SUBJECT, from directors Jennifer Tiexiera and Camilla Hall. The film examines the ethics of documentary filmmaking through interviews with industry gatekeepers, as well as subjects of some of the most notable documentaries like Hoop Dreams, Capturing the Friedmans, The Square, and The Staircase. On this episode, Jennifer and Camilla talk about the experiences that inspired them to make SUBJECT, and how filmmakers can apply the film's themes to their own work.To learn more about SUBJECT visit https://www.subject.film/Rough Cut on InstagramVideo Consortium on InstagramHost Jennie Butler on InstagramExecutive Producer Sky Dylan-RobbinsProducer Amy DiGiacomo on Instagram and TwitterProducer Caley Fox ShannonProducer Abhishyant KidangoorEditor Audrey Horowitz on InstagramGot an idea for an episode? Email podcast@videoconsortium.orgClick here to support the Video Consortium

The title says it all! vidIQ has acquired Video Creators and I am thrilled! Here's what this means for you and what's in the future of Video Creators as we work together to reach more people and change more lives. JOIN THE POD SQUAD AFTER-PARTY IN VOLLEY: We love answering questions, hearing your feedback, and discussing each podcast episode with you and hundreds of other creators in our video chat Volley space. Join us here: https://videocreators.com/podsquad LEAVE A VOICE MESSAGE: Have comments, reactions, questions, a YouTube tip to share, or just want to say hi? Leave a voice message for us and we may use it in an upcoming podcast episode. https://www.speakpipe.com/videocreators

This episode is all about music in film—choosing the right tracks, licensing music, music supervision, and more. We sat down with all star Music Supervisor Justin Feldman, whose credits include The Last Dance, Silicon Valley, Biggie: I Got a Story to Tell, and Untrapped: The Story of Lil Baby. Justin rose through the ranks at Hit The Ground Running, an LA-based, full-service music supervision company, and shares his deep knowledge on music in film.To learn more about Hit The Ground Running, visit htgr.netGet in touch with Justin Feldman at info@htgr.net or on Twitter @JT_FeldmanRough Cut on InstagramVideo Consortium on InstagramHost Jennie Butler on InstagramExecutive Producer Sky Dylan-Robbins Producer Amy DiGiacomo on Instagram and TwitterProducer Caley Fox ShannonProducer Abhishyant KidangoorEditor Audrey Horowitz on Instagram Got an idea for an episode? Email podcast@videoconsortium.orgClick here to support the Video Consortium

Looking to grow on YouTube? The first 1,000 subscribers are the hardest so here's how I've gained it on 3  YouTube channels, in 3 different ways.WATCH VIDEO VERSION YouTube Channel #1: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC-yzyeUGNn5BvtxC3R-FcKw/videos YouTube Channel #2: https://www.youtube.com/c/DerekVidell/videos YouTube Channel #3: https://www.youtube.com/c/AtlantisAquatics/videosThis is your YouTube how-to guide for everyone in the YouTube creators hub. Then here are previous episodes of mine that further expand on each of these strategies! YouTube Channel #1 Strategy: https://kite.link/226YouTube Channel #2 Strategy: https://kite.link/220YouTube Channel #3 Strategy: https://kite.link/223Derek Videll@socialbamboo_www.socialbamboo.com

Josh Little is a teacher turned serial entrepreneur with four successful tech companies, multiple exits, and hundreds of millions of users.  He's currently on a mission to bring more connection and community into the world with his latest product, Volley–a video messaging app. Tim Schmoyer's company, Video Creators, helps creators, brands, and business' reach a new audience on YouTube. So far their clients have grown by over 18 billion views and 81 million subscribers. Top 3 Value Bombs: 1. Success is about reaching people and changing lives, not about how much money you can make. 2. Volley is the faster way to true human connection. 3. The limits of connection and communication only exist in our minds. Sign up and get access to their FREE Forever plan, plus join the Fire Nation Volley Space! Bonus: get access to Josh & Tim's free micro-masterclass, How to Ignite Your Audience Engagement - Fire Nation Volley Space Sponsors: HubSpot: Learn how to grow better by connecting your people, your customers, and your business at HubSpot.com! Conversion Fanatics: If you're generating 7 to 8 figures + from your website, and you're not doing conversion optimization, you're leaving revenue on the table! Visit ConversionFanatics.com for a free proposal today and tell them EOF sent you!