Philip Garcia – Producer

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Philip Garcia
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Hi Philip, tell us how you got started as a media producer?

Born in LA. I’ve been blessed to have a music teacher as a dad. Instruments were my toys! Music, tech and culture really spoke to me. I dabbled with several instruments however, guitar and piano became my favorites. My school years were spent in band camp, church choir, and playing guitar in bands.

At 12, I realized I was destined to do work in music and media. I attended the recording program at Musician’s Institute LA and began volunteering at several local recording studios. I was interned at some of my favorite studios including: Sony, Columbia and Epic Records. Producing music and developing local LA artists came natural for me. I also became active in placing music in TV/Film with NBC, MTV, Miramax and Discovery

The Turning Point:

As a music producer, I quickly realized the challenges of making it independently – it gets lonely fast! So that led me on a quest to build the best team that I could find

I founded VQS Studio (VisionQuest Sound) in 2010. We’re a boutique media company for influencers. We provide media coaching and help creators to grow their brand and share their art to the world through video, articles and podcasts.

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What’s your mission at VQS Studio.

We’re a one of a kind media company for creators. As a media coach, I help artists grow their brand and influence with video.

Our team is obsessed with making the social media world a healthier space for everyone.

Our signature video production has helped many influencers’ YouTube content to go viral. We specialize in exclusive interviews, review & commentary, episodic content and LIVE performances.

I help my clients to “level up their content game” with video and audio campaigns that make a difference.

Besides media coaching, our creative services include: video production, content marketing, social media ads, acoustic recording, sound production and location sound.

Where do you see things going in the next 5-10 years?

I have to ask this question. How can we truly make the social media world a healthier space for everyone? The social media algorithms are changing everyday and the struggle for attention creates more noise. It affects many smaller media companies. It’s designed that way –and we all play a part in this. What would I like to see?

We can start by encouraging more honest conversations and cultural diversity. What if we all focused on making meaningful relationships before transactions? Today’s climate is aching for real change: a growth mindset for our smaller communities.

I’m looking forward to see a big shift of people having more face to face meetings and building stronger teams.

Send Philip a message here.

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