Rubio - Digital Content Producer

Some days the work just doesn’t flow.
Some days you’re battling the season, your mood, or just the simple fact that being human is… a lot.

Early in my career in news, I learned a lesson I still lean on:
You won’t always get to tell the story you want to tell.
But you still tell it. You show up. You do the job.
And strangely, those reps make you stronger, even when the task isn’t glamorous or inspiring.

You can dislike the thing and still do the thing.
That’s real discipline. That’s real creativity.

Curious—what’s something you regularly do that you still hate doing?
(For me: laundry. Forever laundry.)

You don't always win I’m a Latino dad, storyteller, and digital creator based in Utah—trying to balance 🎥, familia 👨‍👩‍👧‍👧, creativity, and a lifelong hunt for the perfect 🌮. Around here, I share the little chispas that keep me going: creator tips, behind-the-scenes from my projects, lessons ...

When you want to learn something new. The real progress is in completing projects and learning what you can from that process and then repeating. 🤘🏽get out there and make stuff!

A new client came into the studio to film an “About Us” ad to bring in more leads. They had a script ready—part AI-generated, part their own additions—but it wasn’t quite hitting the mark. It lacked clarity and directness, which meant their message wasn’t as strong as it could be.

After working through it together, refining the wording, and making it bolder and more targeted, we landed on something that truly represented their brand. By the end of the session, they were excited about the final script, and I left energized, ready to bring it to life in the edit.

Video production has so many moving parts, and it can feel overwhelming—especially when you’re trying to do it all alone. I love collaborating with clients on every step of the process, from shaping their message to capturing it on camera. It’s not just about making a video; it’s about creating something that helps their business grow, connects with their audience, and tells their story the right way.

Excited to bring this one to life!

Olalrigjt palright peeps so my cohost for Reel Chums and I are doing a best and worst survey of movies and tv. Would really really love it if you could fill it out so we can get your opinions and then share with your friends.

The Best and Worst of 2023 It's your turn to vote and share what you thought of 2023! We will discuss results in our first episode of the year, so be sure to share your thoughts. We can't add all nominations to our categories, so if any of the categories are missing an option, please vote "other" so you can add your vote. ---...

Really proud of this!

2.3k minutes created!

41 episodes!

This year we launched as a way to discuss our love for Movies & TV and have enjoyed every moment!

Thanks to all of you that listen, follow, share, and engage with us! We are excited to keep growing the community and our content next year.

Please keep sharing and letting us know what you want to see in the new year!
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I cannot express how much I resonate with this. Come on Facebook, give more to your creators and you'll see more growth than you ever realized.

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