Clip short moments from Industry Game podcast episodes and post them to TikTok and Instagram. One episode features a comedic actor, and the show covers business, entrepreneurship and entertainment.
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Brief B: solid, 2 red flags (no ad disclosure and rules changed later), niche: Business, a broad niche. The brand shares four footage links, and sets one content rule on video length and audience details.
2 podcasts, 2 hours of talk to cut into clips.
About 40 minutes a clip, finding and cutting.
THE SOURCES
Gil Dezer, president of Desert Development, recounts to Industry Game how his father handed him flyers at 14 and told him the lowest job still carried a position of trust. He says his father split a New York storefront into 8-by-10 booths that made about four times the rent of one tenant, and at 15 Dezer signs antique dealers off the street into the new mall.
Dezer says a cold call about a Bugatti EB110 accidentally reached a dealership owner, turning into his father's 27th Street building being leased to Manhattan Motor Cars for 31 years. He says his father paid him a yellow Dodge Viper as commission for that first big deal, then made him work at the family hotel by day while taking 15 credits of classes at night.
Covers the first 15 of 57 minutes.
WHO
WHY WATCH
Dezer reveals his first big deal, a 31-year lease to Manhattan Motor Cars, began as an accidental cold call to a Bugatti seller.
In the first 15 minutes, Pat Shea, a guest on Industry Game, tells the host that hockey ran his whole life and dictated his school choices, and says he considers himself an actor and writer first even though social media pays his bills. He recalls a father storming from the stands at a youth tournament and dragging his son off the ice by his cage, and remembers classmates trashing a dorm and seniors putting chickens in the chapel.
He posts college-athlete vlogs without asking his coach first, then Coach Red Gendron tells him he loves the vlog but asks for less swearing and no adjusting himself on camera. When the host asks about getting drafted by the Panthers in high school, Shea says he always planned to pursue acting once hockey ended.
Covers the first 15 of 86 minutes.
WHO
WHY WATCH
A hockey dad storms from the stands, grabs his son by the cage and yanks him off the ice, a raw locker-room-culture moment that anchors Shea's stories about the sport he left for acting.
In the first 15 minutes, Henry Schuck, Zoom Info's founder and CEO, recalls running a college nightclub promotions business with 35 employees and emails org charts of Starbucks and Vail Resorts to sales directors to land his first customer. He explains that Zoom Info spots a company researching cybersecurity and data breach topics before the breach is public, since he says companies wait a month or two between realizing a breach and acknowledging it.
Covers the first 15 of 63 minutes.
WHO
WHY WATCH
He shows how Zoom Info can detect a company's private cybersecurity research before the breach is announced, and he founded the publicly traded company at 23 and has run it for almost 19 years.
Gil Dezer recounts selling antique booths at 15 and landing a Manhattan car dealership lease at 19
Pat Shea tells the Industry Game host about prep-school pranks and his path from hockey to acting
Henry Schuck builds Zoom Info from nightclub hustle to breach-spotting data company
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#1 Instagram 48K views
#2 Instagram 15.1K views
#3 Instagram 4.2K views
#4 Instagram 3.6K views
#5 TikTok 912 views
#6 TikTok 761 views
#7 TikTok 740 views
#8 TikTok 732 views
#9 TikTok 724 views
#10 TikTok 689 views
EVERY CUT
Brand footage57:25HORIZONTAL
Handing Out Flyers at 14
The Bugatti Trade Idea
Paid in a Dodge Viper
Brand footage1h 26mHORIZONTAL
Dad Drags Kid Off Ice By Cage
Coach Loved The Vlog, One Note
Chickens Running Around The Chapel
Brand footage1h 3mHORIZONTAL
Henry, You Are Business
98% of Website Visitors Are Ghosts
Catch a Breach Before It's Public
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$882 of a $1,000 budget is left at 10:53 UTC on 3 Nov 2026.
Views on 2 apps count: TikTok and Instagram.
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