A viral video specialist since 2006, I am co-founder (with Stephen Voltz) of EepyBird Studios, the company behind the Coke and Mentos phenomenon and other viral campaigns that have been seen over 150 million times. We work with brands to create ads that people want to watch. Our viral campaigns for OfficeMax, ABC Family, Coca-Cola, McDonald's, and more have received two Emmy nominations, won four Webby Awards, and were voted “Online Game Changers of the Decade” at GoViral.com.We've been featured in the New York Times, the Wall Street Journal, and People Magazine and appeared on Letterman, the Today Show, Mythbusters, and more.I am co-author (with Stephen Voltz) of "THE VIRAL VIDEO MANIFESTO: Why Everything You Know Is Wrong and How to Do What Really Works" (McGraw-Hill, December 2012) and "HOW TO BUILD A HOVERCRAFT: Air Cannons, Magnetic Motors, and 25 Other Amazing DIY Science Projects" (Chronicle Books, November 2013).Stephen and I also believe that the right process unlocks creativity in everyone. As corporate speakers, we offer practical tools to unleash the creativity and innovation of companies and their employees. And we are the world's foremost experts on dropping Mentos candies into bottles of Coke.---Before viral video, I had over 20 years experience as a professional juggler, creative director, and choreographer for award-winning circus acts and stage performances.I was a lead actor and the featured solo clown in the original cast of "Birdhouse Factory," a Cirque du Soleil spinoff that the New York Times called “exceptional.” And as a juggler, I've won five gold medals at the International Jugglers Championships and set a world record for bounce juggling.I have over 100,000 Legos -- and no regrets that I left my studies of mathematics at Yale University to run away and join the circus.