Tony Lee Glenn is a popular YouTube vlogger, graphic designer, video producer, writer, photographer, documentarian, audio engineer, musician, artist, and outdoorsman who resides in Burke County, Western North Carolina. He is currently a full-time marketing consultant for Mission Health System in Asheville, NC, serving the system's nationally-recognized heart program, diabetes program, pulmonology and wound healing. He previously served as a web designer for Carolinas HealthCare System's corporate digital team. For over a decade he functioned as primary internet designer, print designer, audiovisual producer, and feature/news writer for Blue Ridge HealthCare, centered in Morganton, NC.

Since 1993, Glenn has also worked as a successful free-lance graphics professional under the name Valley Graphics & Video Production. His freelance work centers in greater Catawba Valley of North Carolina, including Charlotte, Hickory and other surrounding areas. Due to the popularity of his YouTube channel, his freelance projects have expanded to include projects and clients from all corners of the United States.

Glenn has won numerous awards both regionally and nationally for writing, print graphics, photography, audio production and video production. Many of the awards have been given by the Carolinas Healthcare Public Relations and Marketing (CHPRMS) Organization. He has also won American InHouse Design and Aster awards. Glenn's b-roll video work featured prominently in a national PBS documentary "The Aging Of America" hosted by Paula Zahn.

His video blogging on a variety of topics including gardening, graphic design, video technology, hiking, exploration, and product reviews can be seen at his primary Youtube Channel (tonyleeglenn). His fascination with multi-camera live music concert video is seen particularly on his secondary Youtube Channel (tonysblueridge). He has shot, edited and produced dozens of videos for nationally-touring Led Zeppelin Tribute band ZOSO, Shane Pruitt Band, Big Daddy Love, Christian artists Newsboys and other regional acts.

In 2000 Glenn wrote, performed and produced an independent music CD of original songs entitled "Circles of Heartache" with his group, the Heapin' Helpin' Band. The group was invited to compete in the national battle of bands at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in Cleveland, OH that same year, but did not win. Cuts from the CD can be heard on Tony Lee Glenn's Reverbnation page.

Learn more about Tony:
http://www.tonyleeglenn.com
Tony's YouTube Channel