Video Marketing Mayhem with DoubleSpace's Chris Delaney

Welcome back to another episode! This week, we are diving headfirst into "Video Marketing Mayhem" with a true digital veteran, Chris Delaney. As the head of the marketing and technology strategy company DoubleSpace (formerly SEM Geeks), Chris has spent his career staying ahead of the digital curve.

From his early college days running the chat/subscription site WallStreetProdigy.com and the satirical E-Party School, to building a powerhouse agency, Chris brings a wealth of practical knowledge, humor, and battle-tested strategies to the table. In this episode, we cut through the noise to discuss what actually works in video marketing today.

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On this episode of Marketing Mayhem, we sit down with Cory Englehardt—a remarkably young entrepreneur who is already taking the video production industry by storm!

Starting a business from scratch is never easy, but Cory defied the odds to build a highly impressive video production company. We dive deep into his entrepreneurial journey, the early challenges he faced, and what it really takes to stand out in a competitive creative market. Whether you're an aspiring business owner, a videographer, or just love a great success story, this episode is packed with value!

In this episode of Marketing, Video, and Mayhem, host Frank Farrell sits down with Maxwell Switlyk, a young editor making waves in the world of music video post-production.

What happens after the cameras stop rolling? Maxwell pulls back the curtain on the editing bay to share what it really takes to bring a music video to life. They discuss his journey into the world of film and editing, as well as the advice he has for young aspiring editors.

Monmouth Film Festival: Behind the Scenes of New Jersey's Indie Film Extravaganza

Monmouth Film Festival Preview (May 29–31, 2026) at Bell Works | Video Marketing & Mayhem Podcast

Host Frank Farrell of Custom Video Productions (Red Bank, NJ) talks with Nicholas Marchese, Executive Director of the Monmouth Film Festival, and Jack, the festival’s social media intern, about Nick’s path from acting auditions to making his own films and building the festival since 2016. They discuss the festival’s return May 29–31, 2026, at Bell Works in Holmdel, including networking, industry panels, and the Monmouth Digital Film Expo with exhibitors like Blackmagic Design, plus a VIP filmmaker lounge and the importance of premium venues and AV. They share production “mayhem” stories about problem locations, gear failures, backups, and checklists, and briefly speak with aerial cinematographer Joe Jennings about his documentary “Space Cowboy.”

Host Frank Farrell of Custom Video Productions chats with marketing strategist Melissa Hindle of Hindle Consulting about the crucial, yet often overlooked, role of strategic planning for small to mid-sized businesses.

In this candid conversation, Frank shares his own past as a "fly-by-the-seat-of-your-pants" entrepreneur, while Melissa explains how her 20+ years of marketing experience—and an unexpected background in anthropology—fuels her mission to bring high-quality, structured planning to local businesses. They dive into why a great website is more important than a fancy video, how to stop "shooting darts at a wall," the rapid changes brought by AI in marketing, and the power of discipline and foundational documents.

Dive into an engaging conversation in this episode as Frank sits down with Chris, the insightful former owner of Grey Sky Production, for an exclusive interview filled with valuable industry perspectives and fascinating behind-the-scenes stories.

Frank Farrell had the rare opportunity to get Brian Wcislo back into the studio all the way from Costa Rica to talk about his journey from college to Custom Video Productions Employee to now working along side Frank on videos for clients such as Starbucks.

Frank Farrell speaks with Bill Bengle of Monmouth County Vocational School District.