Diving Into Audio Tips and Finding Motivation with Bea

B&H Photography Podcast

Jill Waterman

Podcast, Photography, Arts, Visual Arts, Bh, Photo

4.6 • 2K Ratings

🗓️ 18 September 2025

⏱️ 20 minutes

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Summary

This episode we’re talking to the multi-talented, Bea Chu. Bea dives into how her content creator journey began and how she balances education and creativity. We talk about creator communities and tips for improving your audio game.

Guest Bio:

Bea Chu is a content creator who started her career as a theatre sound designer and audio engineer. She has over a decade of video-creating experience, and gained popularity with her viral video “How to Turn Your Headset into a DIY Lapel Mic.” Since then, she has been educating and inspiring fellow creators through insightful content about the creator economy, as well as producing engaging videos on cinematography, personal branding, and growing on social media.

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Credits

Host & Creative Producer: Deanna Tesa
Creative Producer: Elena Maidebura
Creative Editor: Larissa Mattei
Technical Producer: Mike Weinstein
Executive Producer: Richard Stevens

Transcript

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0:00.0	Welcome to B&H creators green room.
0:03.7	And just like a real green room, we're here to spill the tea with some of our favorite
0:06.5	creators.
0:07.3	So today, one of my favorite creators, Bay Chay was joining us.
0:11.1	She's not only a cool viral content creator, but an audio expert.
0:15.2	And when I say audio expert, I mean like truly the goat in the niche.
0:18.7	And I can't wait to kind of dive in and see your take on everything.
0:22.5	Hey, Bay.
0:23.2	Hi, you are too kind.
0:25.2	Thank you for the very, very packed and awesome intro.
0:29.4	B&H would co-host these like webinar boot camps where creators could come and like level up
0:34.6	their production value.
0:35.5	And then I would almost always go to your
0:37.8	TikTok page and just show clips of you explaining like how to make a DIY love or just really
0:44.2	complicated concepts that you made super snackable. And I think one, you're like the best educator
0:49.0	online like seriously. And two like such a fan. Super grateful for you you guys so tell me how you got started because
0:56.5	obviously you didn't have the same career trajectory as like a lot of other creators but i know you
1:00.8	are one of the other pandemic creators which is becoming a trend that we're finding so tell me the
1:06.4	whole story prior to the whole pandemic i was doing doing sound design and sound engineering for theater shows.
1:13.2	So when the pandemic hit, everything closed down. There were no shows that were being put up.
1:19.4	And so I just, I didn't have any excuse to not make content. So that was it. And then during the
1:26.4	pandemic, everybody was doing like covers.
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