Inside a Sports Shorts Empire: The Frank Michael Smith Story
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Frank Michael Smith has built what millions only dream of: a digital media empire with billions of views. But he didn't do it by taking shortcuts, using view bots, or getting lucky.
Today, we get to the bottom of what it means to be a sports creator and an entrepreneur. We trace Frank's steps from filming sled jump highlight reels in 2007 to pitching an early app to 500-person college lecture halls. Frank breaks down why he refuses to micromanage his creative team, why the NBA needs to abolish its draft, and his aspirations for a feature-length documentary on Mathew Bowyer. (He also explains how a single comment turned into a piece of merchandise that his wife couldn't wait to get out of their house.)
00:00 Sled Jumps and Early YouTube
03:14 Thinking Like an Artist
04:39 Learning the Hard Way
07:32 The Failed College App Business
09:36 The Power of Original Content
11:39 Why Follower Counts Still Matter
13:31 Building the Rhino Brand
16:14 Shifting from Stories to Opinions
20:22 How to Hire a Video Team
25:29 Why the NBA Draft is a Mistake
29:03 Mathew Bowyer Documentary down the road
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