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Griffin Hammond is the newest Executive Producer for Indy Mogul on YouTube. He has experience as a university instructor and public relations practitioner with social media expertise. Griffin is a award winning freelance video producer, including news/documentary-style videos, sports highlights, and online video competitions. University training in communication, makes him a perfect choice to manage the growing Indy Mogul channel. I look forward to great videos from them. Below is his introduction on YouTube.

Griffin Hammond’s Blog

IndyMogul on YouTube

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Erik Beck is an actor, producer, filmmaker and master of low -budget special effects who co-founded Indy Mogul on Youtube in 2007. He is the  Executive Producer of the Next New Network (now part of Youtube). Erik and his work have been featured in The Wall Street Journal, MediaWeek, Popular Mechanics Magazine, NewTeeVee, CNN, G4 TV. Below is one of my favorite videos starring Erik.

Life_Sample_Go! (Erik Beck’s Blog)

Indy Mogul site

IndyMogul on YouTube

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Ryan Connolly is the Founder and President of Triune Films which produces Film Riot on YouTube. Having graduated film school, Ryan has made several short films and commercials. Film Riot has produced dozens of you-build-it (DIY) style videos and equipment reviews/comparisons. Their best work is how-to videos on special effects. At the time of this article, Film Riot has 124,000+ subscribers and 38 million+ video views. I could not pick a favorite video, just too many good ideas. Below is the short film “Losses” they produced.

Tribune Films

FilmRiot’s YouTube channel

NOTE: Viewer discretion advised. Contains scenes of violence.

Ryan Koo is a Indie Filmmaker with awards from TotalFilms.com for Best Creative Blog and the Webby Awards for Best Drama Series. Filmmaker Magazine named him one of their 25 New Faces of Film. A graduate of Middlebury College, Koo (as he is known online) most successful endeavor to date is raising $125,000+ US (his goal was $115,000US) using Kickstarter.com for his feature film “Man-child“. He has contributed greatly to the DIY comunity by writing the free (YES, I said FREE) ebook “The DSLR Cinematography Guide” available on his site. My wish is he would start making YouTube videos on the subject.

NoFilmSchool

Koo on Vimeo