Video Producer - Brian Alberth

from Creative Side Up Hosted by Tim Olsen

Welcome to the Creative Side Up Podcast with Tim Olsen. This is the show where we unpack creative minds. Today, my guest is Video Producer Brian Alberth. (http://www.lefteffect.com/) Brian has been able to build his skills around many areas of the video production process. He has experience in being a Producer, Director, Camera Operator, Director of Photography, Assistant Camera Operator, Editor, Drone Operator, and more. He's been able to travel the world creating video for top name brand companies. In between all his busy work , Brian loves to have fun making his his own film projects with his friends and family. He currently runs his own production company called Left Effect Media. ------------------------------- Please Like & Subscribe if you enjoy this kind of content. (http://Youtube.com/edgelinestudios) Go to http://creativesideup.com and help support the show. Follow the show on Instagram: (https://www.instagram.com/creativesideuppod/)

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