Eric Black, Video Producer and YouTube Strategist at Cedar House Marketing in Nashville

Video producer · Host · Voice

Eric Black

was here.

Eric turns attention into trust. Long-form video, brand stories and YouTube systems for roofing, construction and home service brands that want to be the obvious choice in their market.

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• Producing with Cedar House Marketing

Views

5.8M+

on YouTube across the films on this page, as of October 2026

Films

15

brand stories, YouTube, product spots, a music video and interviews

Crafts

4

producer, host, voice and YouTube strategist

Home base

Nashville

shooting across Middle Tennessee

The work

The reel, unpacked.

Brand stories, long-form YouTube, a music video, product spots and interviews. Tap any film to play it right here.

Music Video · 2022

Tommy Vext “Cry Me A River”

With a Vengeance

Official music video for Tommy Vext's “Cry Me A River.” More than 1.9 million views on YouTube as of October 2026.

Product & Voiceover · 2019

Westin HDX Grille Guard

Westin Automotive

Voiceover and production for Westin Automotive's HDX Grille Guard. Forty-eight seconds that sell a heavy-duty, fully welded truck part on looks and toughness.

Product & Voiceover · 2019

Massimo Motor E-Kooler CX50

Massimo Motor

Voiceover and production for Massimo Motor's E-Kooler CX50 electric cooler, built for road trips, RV camping and boating. A tight product spot under a minute.

Interviews · 2023

Stitched Up Heart on ROCKCAST, Episode 42

ROCKCAST With Eric & Parker

Mixi and Merritt of Stitched Up Heart sit down with Eric and Parker for a long, loose conversation about tour bus rules, the band, and life as touring musicians.

Interviews · 2019

American Eagle Awards 2019: Preserving American Music

The Record Shop Recording Studio

Behind the scenes at the 36th annual American Eagle Awards, where the National Music Council honored George Clinton, Vince Guaraldi and the Country Music Hall of Fame.

Interviews · 2019

Square Amps Interview at Summer NAMM

Eric Black Was Here

Eric catches up with Square Amps at Summer NAMM 2019 to talk about their vintage radio inspired guitar amps.

The story

From the radio booth to YouTube, one job the whole way: make people lean in.

Eric Black is a video producer, on-air voice, and YouTube strategist who turns attention into trust. His background spans radio, event hosting, voiceover, and video production, and he now builds content systems for brands that need to be seen as the obvious choice in their market.

He works with roofing, construction, and home service companies on long-form video, brand storytelling, and YouTube strategy that drives leads rather than vanity views. He also co-hosts ROCKCAST, where he has interviewed touring artists like Skillet's John Cooper.

At Cedar House Marketing, Eric's video is part of the whole plan: the same team runs your website, search, social and ads, so every film has a job to do.

RadioOn-air voice
EventsHost and emcee
VoiceoverSpots and products
ProductionShoot, edit, story
YouTubeSystems that bring leads

Services

What Eric makes for you.

Pick a starting point. Every project is booked and managed through Cedar House Marketing.

01

Brand stories

Customer stories, crew introductions and before and after jobs that show a homeowner exactly who they are hiring.

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02

YouTube channels

Long-form episodes plus the titles, thumbnails and publishing rhythm that help the right people find them.

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03

Product video & voiceover

Tight product spots and professional voiceover for ads, websites and launches.

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04

Hosting & interviews

On-camera hosting, podcasts and event coverage, from studio sit-downs to the trade show floor.

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Off the clock

Heavy
Mentalist

Learn hard. Live loud.

Eric also runs Heavy Mentalist, a YouTube channel where dark history meets heavy metal culture. Running his own channel keeps him close to what YouTube rewards right now: hooks, retention, titles and thumbnails. The same playbook goes to work for his clients.

Dark History: The War Ritual That Made Armies Surrender Before BattleBreakdown →

The journal

Breakdowns, fresh off the edit.

Every week Cedar House picks one of Eric's films and breaks down what makes it work, and what your business can borrow from it.

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Video questions

Video for contractors, answered.

What does a video producer do for a home service company?

A video producer plans, films and edits the videos that make a roofing, construction or home service company look like the obvious choice: crew introductions, before and after jobs, homeowner stories and how-to explainers. At Cedar House Marketing, Eric Black also shapes how those videos are titled, packaged and published so they bring in leads, not just views.

Why should a roofing or construction company invest in YouTube?

YouTube is owned by Google, so a good video can show up in both places when a homeowner searches for a contractor. Long-form video lets a homeowner watch your crew work and hear how you talk before they ever call, which builds the kind of trust a postcard or a banner ad cannot.

How long should a home service company's videos be?

It depends on the job the video has to do. Short clips under a minute work for social feeds and ads. Story videos like a before and after roof replacement often land between two and eight minutes. Long-form YouTube episodes can run 20 minutes or more when the story holds attention, which is where trust and watch time build up.

Does Cedar House Marketing produce video in Nashville and Middle Tennessee?

Yes. Cedar House Marketing is based in Middle Tennessee and Eric Black is based in Nashville, so shoots can happen on your job sites, in your office or with your customers across Nashville, Franklin, Brentwood, Murfreesboro and the surrounding towns. Video can be bundled with social media management, SEO and website work under one plan.

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Put your crew on camera.

Every Eric Black project runs through Cedar House Marketing, so your video plugs into your website, SEO, social and ads from day one instead of sitting in a folder.

  • One team, one plan, one point of contact
  • Shoots on your job sites across Middle Tennessee
  • Videos built to bring in leads, not vanity views

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