Funhaus Editor & Content Creator: Jon Smith
from Working Class Hollywood Hosted by Jeremiah Smith
Jon Smith is an editor and content creator for Funhaus, a popular YouTube channel. Funhaus has more than 1.5 million subscribers, puts out 7 videos a week, and has a full staff of on camera talent, producers, and editors all dedicated to filming dudes playing video games and cracking jokes. Jon is one of the channel's main video editors and he also appears on camera frequently in their videos. Jon is also my brother, so press play and enjoy the brotherly love. Here's Jon's video resume he talked about that helped him land the Funhaus job: https://vimeo.com/158991136 Follow the podcast on Instagram or Facebook Follow Jeremiah on Instagram or Twitter
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