Andrea Klunder of The Creative Impostor and Edwin R. Ruiz, Creative Producer at MondoMachine, are collaborating to bring you this intensive, fun, all-access DIY Video training, blending tech with creative.

Andrea works with creative professionals, artists and healers to facilitate authentic self-expression driven by passion, power and purpose in their life and work. As a creative business consultant, she has been featured by The Yogipreneur Virtual Conference series, the Women in Travel Summit, and the Women’s Health Foundation.

As a healer, she believes that self-care is essential to a sustainable practice. She offers holistic services and classes in yoga, meditation, therapeutic bodywork, voice and mantra and has worked with everyone from total beginners, to babies, to women in developing countries, to celebrities like actress Diane Lane.

Andrea blogs at www.TheCreativeImpostor.com and is launching a podcast by the same name, all about that little voice in your head that says "maybe you're not ready..." or "who are you to think you can do that?" or "what if you don't really have anything good enough, different enough, useful enough to say?" She is the founder and organizer of Sound Healing Chicago and the Chicago Women’s Creative Collective on Meetup.com. Most importantly, Andrea loves singing kirtan (musical meditation) as much as humanly possible.

Edwin R. Ruiz is the Founder and Creative Producer of MondoMachine, an independent media startup that offers a cinematic approach to promotional, documentary, educational and artistic media.

Edwin has been building things by hand ever since he was a child, repurposing and reconceptualizing his father’s old tools and mechanical scraps into solar cars and robots. Now Edwin combines his technical skills with entrepreneurial business savvy, a passion for storytelling and a knack for assembling the best talent for the job in order help people experience digital media content in an imaginative way.

He has collaborated with dozens of local businesses, entrepreneurs,non-profits and independent artists like the Museum of Contemporary Art Chicago, CIMMfest, Women in Travel Summit ’15, and the South Chicago Velodrome Association to articulate their message, differentiate themselves in the marketplace and establish their presence in their community.