This week we are taking a trip to Burlington, Vermont to meet three of the state’s biggest YouTube Creators. We sat down with Eva Sollberger from Stuck in Vermont, Morgan Gold from Gold Shaw Farm, and Matt Benedetto from Unnecessary Inventions.

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Stuck in Vermont: http://youtube.com/stuckinvermont
Gold Shaw Farm: http://youtube.com/goldshawfarm
Unnecessary Inventions: http://youtube.com/unnecessaryinventions

This video marks the first in a series of videos I have decided to produce on the topic of the creative process. After making YouTube videos for 7 years, I know I have created my own process, and now, I want to talk to other people who create video content and talk with them about their process.

Who are we talking to this week?
Eva Sollberger is the brain-child of #StuckInVermont
Eva is part journalist, part editor, part historian. After creating over 600 episodes for her YouTube Channel, Eva has learned a thing or two about content creation and the creative process.

Morgan Gold of #GoldShawFarm wasn’t born a natural farmer, but he decided to become one. He also decided to create a YouTube channel to document (and ultimately market) what goes on behind the scenes. His channel has had incredible growth and he has quickly become somewhat of a celebrity in the farm community.

Matt Benedetto is the mad scientist behind #UnnecessaryInventions
He is somewhat of a cross-breed between inventor, story-teller, editor, and 3D printing geek. You can also occasionally catch him as a guest on The Kelly Clarkson Show.

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