One question our readers ask year in and out is what the future of the industry looks like. Well, I got into this conversation recently with Steven Yee, the EP and Founder of Wood Island Media, a production company with over 10 years of experience, offering a wide range of digital media services in Los Angeles.We had a great conversation covering what his company actually does and where he thinks the industry will go moving forward. Let's dive into the interview. No Film School: You’ve been at the forefront of the digital media revolution, starting with one of YouTube’s first premium channels, DanceOn. Can you take us back to those early days? What was it like working on the cutting edge of digital content, and how did that shape your career moving forward?Steven Yee: First of all, I want to say that I’ve been a long-time reader of No Film School, so having this opportunity is an absolute honor. This is one for the bucket list, so thank you for having me. Let’s get into it:I moved out to Los Angeles from Boston right after graduating in 2011, and I was very fortunate that it coincided with the DSLR revolution. You were getting quality visuals in a compact and affordable package. I was shooting on a Canon 60D and Zoom H4n, and that was all I really needed to get most jobs done. After freelancing for a few months, I was eventually hired as a videographer/editor at DanceOn where I...
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