It’s back! By popular demand, the Tubefilter Meetup is hitting up Los Angeles with at least one event every quarter in 2017.
We’re incredibly excited and looking forward to once again playing host to YouTube stars big and small, aspiring and established digital media creators, enterprising entrepreneurs, entertainment industry executives, advertisers, and brand representatives as we all evaluate, critique, and navigate the ever-changing new media landscape among friends, acquaintances, and business associates old and new.
It’s crazy to think we hosted our first Tubefilter Meetup almost a decade ago in 2008. Way back then it served as a focal point and stomping ground for individuals invested in the nascent online video and digital media industries. It was a time and place where people with budding businesses and big ideas could congregate to exchange inspirations and know-how or find collaborators for whatever project the democratized tools of entertainment production made possible.
In the years since its inception, the Tubefilter Meetup stage has welcomed the likes of The Guild and Geek & Sundry creator, Felicia day; The Fine Bros. and React‘s, Benny and Rafi Fine; YouTube-turned-Vine-turned-Facebook star, DeStorm Power; Big Frame co-Founder, Sarah Penna; Lonelygirl15 and EQAL co-Creator and current Head of Digital Talent at UTA, Good Goodfried; Barely Political Founder and current Head of Comedy at YouTube Originals, Ben Relles; RocketJump co-Founder, Desmond “Dez” Dolly; Studio71 President and Co-Founder, Dan Weinstein; Fullscreen founder, George Strompolos; and many, many, many more.
The lineup, topics, and partners for our first Tubefilter Meetup in 2017 have already been announced and you can get your ticket to the first event right here. We very much look forward to seeing established industry professionals while welcoming a new generation of creators and other interested parties into the mix.
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