Welcome back to The Ground Up Show. My name is Matt Diavella, and today I'm sitting down with

filmmakers, photographers, all around good people. It's Rachel and Daniel from Mango Street.

They create YouTube videos and tutorials without all of the unnecessary bullshit for more than

600,000 subscribers on YouTube. Some highlights from this episode

include why constraints will help you become a more efficient creator and help you develop

your own visual style, how having too much gear can distract you, and why you should ask for

forgiveness instead of permission. A couple of things before we get

into this week's podcast. One announcement, if you've been following along on my YouTube channel,

then you've probably seen the most recent update in my quest to get Dwayne the Rock Johnson

on this very podcast. Hashtag the Rock Johnson on this very podcast.

Hashtag Get the Rock on Matt's podcast.

I don't believe I have mentioned it yet on this show,

but there was breaking news that happened a couple weeks ago.

The Rock himself tweeted at me for the second time.

And this time it was even bigger.

I'm not going to get into the details here. But if you want to see that exchange, if you want to see the entire journey so far, you can go

to get the rock on matspodcast.com. The reason I even bring that up is because today I've got

something important to share. So I talk about The Rock quite a bit on this podcast,

and I've realized that there is something missing. There's something that could bring this

entire journey together, and that's a jingle. So I had a music producer named Elliot Vaughn

reached out to me recently, and he asked to make a jingle for the show.

And it got me thinking, what if I held a competition for an epic and whimsical jingle that I could play every time the rock is mentioned on this podcast?

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