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EPISODE · Apr 21, 2026 · 44 MIN

You Could Do Good Work, But…

from Bringing Up Business · host Yumari Digital

Seasoned video editor Anthony Marzilli shares the importance of relationship-building in business.He also dives into balancing a successful career with family life and the value of authenticity and curiosity within his 10-year career. Anthony and host, Kaila Sachse, explore practical insights on networking, client management, and the evolution of professionalism—all tailored for entrepreneurs and creative professionals.ABOUT ANTHONY MARZILLIAfter graduating from Central Michigan University in 2007, Anthony started working in post-production doing audio for commercials. During that time, he started seeing these video programs and started to teach himself with a lot of time watching YouTube tutorials and learning everything he could. Anthony Marzilli produced videos for Comcast’s advertising branch, creating commercials for people who wanted to be on their airwaves. 3 years later, an opportunity to work for the Detroit Pistons came up, and growing up always loving sports, he took that chance. The people were amazing in the sports world, but he realized he couldn't keep up with the non-stop pace knowing he wanted more time with his 2-year-old son and a daughter on the way. He did side work so he could make it work by editing at home. His first gig was for Ford Performance (Ford Racing), and from there, they referred his name to places like Penske and local car race track, M1 Concourse. The connections he made over the years with all the amazing people kept branching out. He now works with companies like the Detroit Lions, Detroit Pistons, Detroit Athletic Club (#1 Athletic Club in America 6 years in a row), Detroit Tigers, keynote speakers, and ad agencies.--------------------LINKSanthonymarzilli.com@Anthony.MarzilliSend us Fan MailCustom Apparel & Accessories by VirtueWhether you're promoting your business or expanding your brand, Virtue has you covered.Save Time on Bookkeeping & TaxesNever miss a tax deduction and make bookkeeping a breeze! Save 30% on QuickBooks for 6 months.Get $20 for podcasting w/BuzzsproutStart your own show with Buzzsprout, the easiest software for hosting, promoting, & tracking.Disclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.Support the show--------------------📢 Support & Get a Business Shoutout!https://www.buzzsprout.com/2426474/support🎙️ Learn more about this show: http://bringingupbusiness.com📲 Send us a DM: https://www.instagram.com/bub.podcast💬 Text us:https://www.buzzsprout.com/twilio/text_messages/2426474/open_sms☕️ Buy us a coffee: https://buymeacoffee.com/bubpodcast

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Seasoned video editor Anthony Marzilli shares the importance of relationship-building in business. He also dives into balancing a successful career with family life and the value of authenticity and curiosity within his 10-year career. Anthony and host, Kaila Sachse, explore practical insights on networking, client management, and the evolution of professionalism—all tailored for entrepreneurs and creative professionals. ABOUT ANTHONY MARZILLI After graduating from Central Michigan University...

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