Greg Wasz is a sales professional and content creator based in Ohio, working in the sales industry while running Greg Wasz Productions, where he produces and edits personal travel and family videos. With a background in communications and hands-on experience in media, Greg combines storytelling, video editing, and travel documentation through his growing YouTube channel.
Can you tell us a bit about yourself and what you do?
I’m a sales professional by career, but creativity has always been a big part of who I am. I run Greg Wasz Productions as a personal creative outlet where I focus on video creation and editing, primarily documenting travel experiences and meaningful family moments. I enjoy using video as a way to tell stories—capturing not just where we go, but how it feels to be there. It’s a blend of storytelling, technical skill, and personal expression that keeps me inspired.
How would you describe your personal or professional vibe in 3 words?
Creative, intentional, and grounded. Creativity shows up in how I approach video storytelling and problem-solving. Being intentional matters to me—whether it’s how I spend time with my family or how I approach projects. And grounded reflects my focus on balance, staying present, and not chasing trends just for the sake of it.
What’s one fun fact about you most people don’t know?
While studying communications at Ohio University, I had the chance to intern for David Letterman. Seeing how a major show was produced from behind the scenes sparked my appreciation for storytelling, timing, and editing—things that still influence how I create videos today.
What’s your favorite TV show right now?
I tend to gravitate toward high-quality docuseries, especially ones centered on travel, culture, or creative journeys. I enjoy content that feels thoughtful and immersive rather than fast or formulaic.
What’s your most-used social media app these days?
YouTube, by far. I use it daily—not just to share my own content, but to learn. It’s one of the best platforms for long-form storytelling, education, and creative inspiration.
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What was the first social media app you ever joined?
Facebook. At the time, it felt revolutionary, connecting people and experiences in a new way. It’s interesting to see how social platforms have evolved since then.
Are there any influencers or creators you never miss content from?
I’m drawn to creators who focus on authentic storytelling, travel filmmaking, and thoughtful editing. I prefer content that feels timeless and intentional rather than trend-driven or overly produced.
Are there any must-follow accounts or pages for people in your industry?
For video creators, accounts that break down storytelling structure, pacing, and editing techniques are incredibly valuable. I like creators who teach by showing their process and decision-making rather than just sharing surface-level tips.
Do you listen to any podcasts related to your field or niche?
Consistency matters more than perfection. Creating regularly—even when things aren’t perfect—leads to real growth over time. That mindset has helped me stay motivated and enjoy the creative process more.
What’s the best advice you’ve heard from a podcast or interview?
Consistency matters more than perfection. Creating regularly—even when things aren’t perfect—leads to real growth over time. That mindset has helped me stay motivated and enjoy the creative process more.
If you could collab with any influencer or celeb, who would it be?
I’d love to collaborate with a travel-focused filmmaker or storyteller who values authenticity and narrative. Working with someone who prioritizes story and emotion over flashy visuals would be a great creative match.
What’s a habit, hack, or tool you swear by for staying informed or inspired?
I constantly save ideas—video clips, music, travel concepts, and editing styles. Keeping a running library of inspiration makes it easier to stay creative and intentional when it’s time to edit or plan new content.
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