Maker Teams: Working For Your Favorite YouTubers
Maker Faire Bay Area 2019
MAKERS
Josh Price
Josh works with Bob Clagett at I Like to Make Stuff as the Director of Operations & Intergalactic Diplomacy. He cohosts two podcasts, one with Bob called No Instructions as well as The Making Geeks podcast. Besides building things, Josh also edits video, handles sponsorship obligations, social media outreach, 3d printing and CNC work. He has been working with Bob full time since late 2017.
Sean Connelly
Sean is the editor and occasional videographer for Joel Telling, YouTube's 3D Printing Nerd. He's new to the Maker world, but has over 10 years of experience creating memorable stories for multiple mediums.
Brandon Cullum
With a background in engineering and video/audio production, Brandon builds a range of projects in his home shop. From woodworking to CNC to lasers, his projects and builds are documented on YouTube at the Make or Break Shop. He produces and hosts The Make or Break Show, a weekly podcast featuring stories from the maker community. He also edits several other podcasts including Making It.
Anthony Rose
Anthony Rose is was a freelance videographer before starting with I Like to Make Stuff. He specializes in Adobe Premier, Final Cut Pro, After Effects, and a range of professional camera equipment. As a maker himself, he has made several homemade projects and has captured those experience on his own YouTube channel. Anthony has been a full-time employee at ILTMS for 3 months.
Schedule:
Saturday, May 18
Zone 2 - DIY Content Creators12:30 pm - 1:30 pm
Ever wonder how your favorite YouTube channels operate from behind the camera? Come see a panel of creators working behind the scenes at places like I Like to Make Stuff, The 3D Printing Nerd, and Make Something.
What inspired you to begin investigating your topic or inspired you to make your project?:
People are often curious about how successful YouTube channels and content creators sustain their business. People may thing that the on-camera personality does it all, and often times they do, but as the business grows, they off-load duties onto hired help. This is a chance for people to get a accurate understanding and fun glimpse behind the curtain of their favorite professional makers.
