Creating Board Game Media Content - Q&A with Publishers & Creators

This is the recording of the Q&A panel of board game industry professionals, about media content creation in the industry that happened during Gen Con Online 2020.
Panel attendees:
Moderator: T. Caires from HABA USA @TheOneTAR
Jonathan Liu, Senior Editor for GeekDad @jonathanhliu
Gates Dowd, Marketing and Events Coordinator for Leder Games @fencedingates
Mandi Hutchinson, Board Game Content Creator: Dice Tower, To Die For Games (Founder) @boardgamerpinup
Rodney Smith, Host and Creator of Watch It Played, Inc @WatchItPlayed
Jess Davis, Media and Marketing Consultant and Heavy Cardboard Contributor @Boardgame_girl1
Shannon Wedge, Rules Specialist and Media Liaison for @ChipTheoryGames
Elaine Bladukiene, Captain b-roll for board game review channel @NoPunIncluded

[@Panda8ngel]

I absolutely loved this panel!! I hope you do a full seminar to Garrett through the other questions! Everyone was so open to sharing their experiences. Thank you all!

[@playsticbits9210]

This was a fantastic watch! I appreciate the honest answers and insights from all of the creators. It's inspiring listening to larger content creators express in a human way the struggles, ups, and downs of creating media in the boardgame community. Thank-you!

[@boardgametime-lapses2709]

Watched this during GenCon and really, really enjoyed it. Thanks so much for coordinating and making this panel happen : )

[@Madbonna1]

Very well conducted inclusive panel. Congrats on bringing this together! Thank you to the panelists.

[@littlemeeples]

This was an absolutely wonderfully informative panel. As a young content creator it definitely gave me a lot of tips to keep in mind. Would love to see more of these

[@downtimegaming5655]

Great panel, super informative!

[@afrank525]

I love shelf staples!

[@FMD-FullMetalDragon]

So where does a person find how much to charge potential future publishers for doing appropriate to charge video content? I mean, you guys all talked about rates and stuff, but nobody gave any specific numbers so while the conversation was nice... ultimately its still confusing and vague as hell. And where does a person find out how much Geek and Sundry charges, since it seems that they publicly announced it somewhere?

[@TheOneTAR]

We also talked about talking to other creators and people. Ask a publisher. Ask them how much they would pay, ask another creator how much they were paid. Talking about it live on a Twitch stream isn't the best forum, because it would TOTALLY derail the conversation, and there were so many other questions to ask.