Mustard Squad
An original YouTube series reviewing the fan experience at minor league ballparks, filmed at 19 stadiums in 9 states in one summer.
- Views
- 105,646
- Subscribers
- 629
- Stadiums filmed
- 19
Most company channels stall the same way: a few uploads, no schedule, and nobody on the team with time to run it. We plan, film, edit, package and publish, then manage the channel month after month.
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An original YouTube series reviewing the fan experience at minor league ballparks, filmed at 19 stadiums in 9 states in one summer.
A YouTube channel for Brandon's own 16-car rental business, started in March 2025 and now monetized, with a paid community.
Most YouTube agencies handle the back end: titles, thumbnails, upload schedules. That work matters, but it assumes someone is already making good videos every week. For most companies, that’s exactly where the channel stalls.
We’re a video production company first. The crew that films for Google, Sony and Informa Connect is the crew that shoots your episodes. Our senior editor, Brian Tamburello, cuts them, and our motion designer, Mika Ascari, builds the channel’s look, from the intro to the thumbnails. Brandon Ascari, who founded the company, holds an MFA and taught video production at Seton Hall University, runs the strategy on every channel himself.
We also run channels of our own. Fleet Freedom is Brandon’s own car-rental business channel, now monetized on YouTube with a paid community, and Andy’s Workshop is ours too. For a client, we created Mustard Squad, a series about the fan experience at minor league ballparks, filmed at 19 stadiums in 9 states. What we recommend for your channel, we’ve already tested on our own uploads.
And we do it for clients. For 6 seasons we’ve filmed and edited every episode of Average Rich Housewife, a reality YouTube series we created and launched with her. In the creator’s words, “He has been a huge part of launching my brand and channel.”
Companies that know their stuff and have nobody in-house with time to run a channel. Founders building an audience. Organizations whose event and training footage never gets published. If your team already makes videos, our Channel management plan takes them from there: titles, thumbnails, publishing, optimization and comment moderation.
On full production and management, one batch shoot day produces four long-form episodes, published weekly. We write titles and thumbnails for search, schedule every upload, moderate comments, and meet with you once a month to review what your audience watched and plan what comes next. You approve every episode before it goes live. See all our video pricing or read how to launch a YouTube channel for your business.
Launch it. Feed it. Grow it.
01
Positioning, format, branding, channel art, a channel trailer and a 90-day content plan.
02
Scripting, filming and editing long-form episodes, plus Shorts cut from every shoot.
03
Titles, thumbnails, descriptions, publishing, playlists and comment moderation.
04
Monthly analytics reviews and format tests based on what your audience actually watches.
Pricing
Pick the level of help you need. Price depends on how much production each episode needs. Four things move every quote: crew days, edit complexity, number of deliverables and travel. Every quote is one fixed price with a clear list of what's included. Enterprise projects quoted individually.
One-time
from $2,500
Monthly
from $1,500/mo
You supply the finished videos. We run the channel.
Monthly · Featured
from $4,500/mo
We film, edit, publish and run the channel.
This price covers a simple format: a host or interview filmed in one location with a light edit. Episodes with b-roll, graphics or multiple locations are quoted higher.
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From first call to first upload
Week 1
Goals, audience, competitors and what success looks like in six months.
Week 2
Format, episode list, publishing schedule and channel branding.
Weeks 3–4
We film in batches to keep your team's time on camera to a minimum.
Ongoing
Scheduled uploads, Shorts, reporting and monthly optimization.
Before you ask
Channel management starts at $1,500 a month, full production and management starts at $4,500 a month, and a one-time channel launch starts at $2,500. The $4,500 plan covers a simple format: a host or interview filmed in one location with a light edit. Episodes with b-roll, graphics or multiple locations are quoted higher.
No. We can build the channel around your team, a hired host, or a format that doesn't need a face at all.
Plan on months, not weeks. The first 90 days are about publishing on a steady schedule and learning which topics and formats your audience watches. We review the numbers with you every month and adjust. We won't promise subscriber counts, and you should be wary of anyone who does.
Yes. Strategy, editing and channel management are done remotely, and we travel nationwide for batch production days.
Yes. YouTube management sits alongside our corporate video, event coverage and live streaming work, so footage from your conferences and shoots can feed the channel instead of sitting on a hard drive.
Four questions. Brandon replies personally with a plan and a fixed-price quote. Expect a reply within one business day.
“Brandon has helped me create & film content for 3 years now. He has been a huge part of launching my brand and channel.”