What is a Mobile Creator?
We serve mobile creators. But, what exactly is that? What is it now? How will that role be defined in the future? Let’s explore the answer.
Doug Daulton
May 15, 2020
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We serve mobile creators. But, what exactly is that? What is it now? How will that role be defined in the future? Let’s explore the answer.
Social media has become a powerful tool in the modern era. Often, it can be a cesspool of ugliness, filled with personal attacks, doxxing, and
Alex Lindsay has a unique ability to see around corners when it come to where production, especially for live events, is headed. When the COVID-19 pandemic sequestered us all at home, he did something only Alex would. He threw a learning party and invited everyone in the world.
Stephen King is a prolific, talented and well-known writer. After reviewing some of his advice to fellow writers, I have compiled a list of things that mobile creators can use to improve their content, even if it’s purely visual.
When I was just making the transition from producing websites to producing content, a friend pointed me at this book. Now, I return the favor by sharing it with you.
Zoom, Google Hangouts & Skype. While powerful, they all lack a few key tools that would make it much easier to produce remote interviews, with higher production value, for pros and hobbyists alike. Let’s explore how we might solve this problem.
A journey through the past 100 years of cinema. This video was crafted by Jacob T. Swinney, and he picked what he felt was the most memorable shot from each year.
It is not very long, but this video walks through the history of cinema while inspiring the watcher with quotes from famous films. You need not be a filmmaker to be inspired; just a storyteller.
Just watch this film. Then, go shake the hand of a veteran or give them a hug and say “Thanks”.