Want to make your home studio setup look like a Hollywood production? Then, this episode of The Videocraft Show Presented By Video Husky is for you!

Kevin Shen is the founder of Dream Studio Course, a step-by-step course teaching video creators about the principles of home studio design. Kevin offers Dream Studio Course in three different formats - a self-directed course, 1-on-1 coaching, as well as a cohort-based program, which has proven to be most popular among his customers.

Kevin has more than a decade of experience under his belt as a creator. From mental health to his knowledge around video production, he’s covered a wide range of topics on his channel which has amassed up to 30,000 subscribers.

In this final episode of The Videocraft Show Presented By Video Husky, Kevin and host Jon Santiago discuss:

• How listening to his audience on YouTube spawned the business idea for Dream Studio Course.
• The common constraints that stop most creators from building their own dream studios.
• What you can expect from Kevin’s program if you decide to sign up…

And much more!

Relevant Links

• Dream Studio Course
• Kevin Shen on YouTube
• Kevin Shen on Twitter
• Kevin Shen on Instagram

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Production Credits

• Producer/Editor: Gio Fernandez
• Graphics: Paolo Lopez

Stumped for ideas around how to build a business model for yourself as a creator? In this episode of The Videocraft Show Presented By Video Husky, this conversation may help you sp

Simon Owens is a long-time journalist, marketer, and PR professional who’s built an audience for himself covering the creator economy. His industry newsletter reaches over 5,000 subscribers and his podcast generates roughly 1,000 downloads per episode. 

In this edition of The Videocraft Show Presented By Video Husky, Jon chats with Simon about a host of subjects around his business model as a creator including:

• What he charged for consulting services.
• How he partnered with the University of Oregon to launch an online course.
• How he sells ads on his podcast and newsletter.

And so much more!

Relevant Links

• Simon Owens' Newsletter
• The Business of Content Podcast
• Simon Owens on Twitter
• When should a creator throw in the towel?

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Production Credits

• Producer/Editor: Gio Fernandez
• Graphics: Paolo Lopez

How do you become the kind of creator that brands trust with a steady paycheck? With more than 10 years of experience in both public relations and influencer marketing, this week’s guest on The Videocraft Show Presented By Video Husky can offer some guidance.

Kristyn Snell is the founder of ModernSpeak, a global creator management agency based in Alberta, Canada. They represent and manage brand deals for more than a dozen creators specializing in lifestyle and travel content (including Lizzie Peirce, who appeared on episode 49 of the show).

Before ModernSpeak, Kristyn served as an account manager for a boutique PR firm representing clients in the hospitality industry. She later went on to cut her teeth as a media specialist for tourism boards like Tourism Calgary and Travel Alberta.

In this episode, Jon Santiago connects with Kristyn to discuss:

• The inner-workings of how ModernSpeak empowers creators to earn a living from their content.
• How creators should approach negotiations in terms of pay and in-kind agreements with companies.
• Her recommendations for creators hoping to earn repeat business from brands.

And much more…

Relevant Links

• MODERNSPEAK’S Website
• Setting Boundaries as a creator with LIzzie Peirce (Episode 49 of The Videocraft Show)
• MODERNSPEAK on Instagram
• Email Kristyn!

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Production Credits

• Producer/Editor: Gio Fernandez
• Graphics: Paolo Lopez