Diego Aka gogo
First Employee (ever)
Meet Diego, the creative force behind 100kSTADIUM. With a journey spanning over a decade, Diego has worn many hats - filmmaker, sound and lightning technician, songwritter and beatmaker, animator, advertiser, writer, web developer, and content creator. From crafting cinematic narratives to electrifying music festivals, from pioneering AI in comics to diving into the YouTube scene, Diego's path has been anything but conventional.
This diverse background converges in 100kSTADIUM, a company that harnesses Diego's multifaceted expertise to deliver innovative solutions across media, technology, and entertainment. Whether it's developing engaging content, crafting compelling brand stories, or leveraging cutting-edge tech for creative projects, 100kSTADIUM is where vision meets execution.
With a unique blend of creative flair, technical know-how, and entrepreneurial spirit, Diego and 100kSTADIUM are poised to transform ideas into impactful realities, pushing the boundaries of what's possible in the digital age.Toolkit
Generative AI is the worst it will ever be, so you better start using it. Picked Midjourney but I could’ve picked many more like glif or playground.
A DAW, is a software to make music on a computer, the digital equivalent of a mixing console, its FX rack and its tap, it’s the cornerstone of production, They are all the same, but mine is the best (says absolutely everyone).
Does almost as much as Photoshop, but isnt run by Adobe, lol. Free and online.
Video editing software, we’ve came a lot way since manually glueing frames together, I’m also using CapCut and Shotcut.
You know those black terminals hackers use in movies? Well, it’s that, but harder and more boring.
A free, open-source 3D creation suite. It supports the entire 3D pipeline—modeling, rigging, animation, simulation, rendering, compositing, video editing, and 2D animation.
The IKEA of websites. Comes in a box, some assembly required. Great for blogs, small businesses, and people who think coding is what fish do to communicate. The go-to solution for people who want a website but don’t want to mess thing’s up.
Facebook’s gift to programmers who thought regular JavaScript wasn’t troubling enough. It’s like Lego for web developers, but every brick is actually a fluffy cake.
The makeup artists of the internet. It’s how websites go from looking like a 90s GeoCities page to something your design friends won’t mock you for.
The digital equivalent of those ‘put square block into square hole’ instructions. It’s how you tell browsers what goes where, but with less swearing than assembling IKEA furniture.
That cryptic gibberish your coder friends love to soft bash. It’s like magic, but instead of wands, it’s runic incantations.
TThe coding language for people who hate semicolons and love indentation. It’s like the Swiss Army knife of programming – does everything from web scraping to AI
