A lil about me
Chavez J Chavez
“Behind The Scenes – KO KING”
I Make Content & Videos That Drive A Story And Focus On The Narrative
As a kid I was driven by theatre and technology. dabbling in Blender when I was 14 years old alongside learning the Adobe Suite specifically with Illustrator creating art which soon transpired into creating graphics, graphically edited pictures, graphic tee’s I sent to Red Bubble, and meeting my best friend through our Multi-Media class.
I went to college for Computer Security and worked in small/medium business technology solutions for a couple years where I didn’t feel the career was a good fit for me. I shortly learned how to turn my job into a hobby and stay present in the expansion of technology.
How I Got Into YouTube Editing
I had happened to look on Indeed one day and looked at “video editing” positions. Where I came across Daniel Krafft’s Job Application. I had raced to my computer to fill out a job application and fit my resume and a personalized letter for the spot. I beat out 250 applicants and have used what I know form the two years of experience to help out other indie video creators and create content I never dreamt of making beforehand.
How I Got Into Film Production
My life long friend, Noah Reiss, had invited me on a film set of a passion project that him and his buddies were working on. I got to join as a Production Assistant where I later worked my way up to Production Coordination and Behind the Scenes work for the same film crew months later. Hoping to use my editing skills to work more on the VFX and Post Production side of films to this day
How I Got Into Marketing
Marketing was a safe career I felt that still allowed my creative skills and love for building companies to grow. I try to utilize graphic media and videos to help brand smaller businesses with a lesser budget utilizing tools that are cheap for me to use.
What Makes Me Passionate?
“Humans are naturally inclined to solve problems they are experts in”
Staying Happy, Being Productive: The Big 10 Things Successful People Do, Dr. Roger Hall