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Tubefilter x Creator Logic are giving away 2 VidCon Industry track passes

Want a shot at free VidCon passes?

Tubefilter has teamed up with newsletter Creator Logic to give away two Industry track tickets to this year’s convention in Anaheim. The winner will also get $1,000 to help cover travel and hotel. With Industry passes normally costing $999 each, that brings the total prize package to $2,698.

To enter, head over to this form and toss us your name and email by June 14. A winner will be selected at random and notified via email.

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Industry track tickets will get you into all of VidCon, with access to its main stage, creator-centric presentations, activations/exhibitions, workshops, and more. On top of that, you get the Industry programming: more than 150 speakers on the theme “The Creator Economy Comes of Age

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This year, VidCon leaned into having more creator perspective in the Industry track, and–as usual–also tapped speakers from creator-led companies and platforms like YouTube.

Confirmed speakers include MatPat and Stephanie Patrick, Colin & Samir, Cody Ko, The Roots frontman/podcaster Questlove, MrBeast President (and Tubefilter co-founder) Marc Hustvedt, Smosh CEO Alessandra Catanese, Mythical Entertainment President Brian Flanagan, YouTube VP of Product Management Amjad Hanif and YouTube Global Director of Culture & Trends Kevin Allocca, and Christian Tom, Advisor to the President and Director of the White House Office of Digital Strategy.

VidCon runs June 26-29 at the Anaheim Convention Center. For more about our giveaway, go here.

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