• Meet The 21 Year Old Taking Over The Video Industry (Featuring Joshua Kim) - #53

  • Dec 20 2021
  • Length: 51 mins
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Meet The 21 Year Old Taking Over The Video Industry (Featuring Joshua Kim) - #53

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  • What an absolute treat it was to pick the brain of Joshua Kim, owner and founder of the diversified video production company Joshua 1:9 Productions. At only 21 years old Joshua has a plethora of knowledge and skill in his industry, leveraging his unshakable work ethic and dedication to excellence to build a very successful company. Josh's company has produced video for artists such as Rise Against and Hoobastank, Aftershock and The Ohana festivals, and many more reputable clients in and outside of the music industry. We we're hyped to get into the mind of Joshua and can't thank him enough for coming on the show. 

    Inside The RV is a podcast covering topics related to entrepreneurship, personal success, business, work ethic, self-improvement, and much more. It is hosted by Artist Manager Jacob Moore and Music Artist Ryan Ramirez who share their personal stories as entrepreneurs looking to take over the music industry...

    @ryanramirezofficial @jacxbmoore @joshuaonenineproductions

     https://joshuaonenineproductions.com/

    Listen to Ryan Ramirez on Spotify: https://spoti.fi/37mR2r5

    Listen to Ryan Ramirez on Apple Music: https://apple.co/2FLOMhC

    Reach out to us at jacob@densitymgmt.com
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