Tripp Crosby

Tripp Crosby puts smiles on the faces of millions as a comedic host, inspirational speaker, and content creator.

He’s most widely known as the director and taller half of "Tripp and Tyler," a world-famous YouTube sketch comedy duo whose shorts have amassed over 60 million views and made headlines on some of the world's largest publications, including the Today Show, the Late Show, CNN, the Huffington Post, and Mashable. You might be familiar with their most popular sketch, “A Conference Call in Real Life,” which is arguably the most influential workplace comedy short in internet history. In 2016, Crosby directed and appeared with Tyler in four episodes of TruTV’s "Late Night Snack," and they are currently developing their own unscripted travel-related television show. Most of their time is spent working on digital content campaigns for a number of major brands like Fuze Ice Tea, Ford Mustang, Constant Contact, GoDaddy, and Zoom, just to name a few. Additionally, Crosby has directed video campaigns for companies including Coca-Cola, Monday.com, and in a significant role, contributed to Snowflake's record IPO with his commercial series "The Struggle For Data Ends Now."

While many know Crosby as a performer, his career started and continues to flourish behind the camera as a director and founder of Very Very Video, formerly known as Green Tricycle Studios, a video agency based in Atlanta, GA. In 2014, Crosby was selected by Saatchi & Saatchi as a member of the Cannes International Film Festival New Director Showcase, and since then he has continued to direct impactful commercials and various forms of branded content for major brands. Currently, Crosby is passionately developing his feature-length movie while documenting the process online in hopes of inspiring others to pursue their own personal career dreams. While early in this process, Crosby has already been attracting support from entities like Pinewood Studios and the Atlanta Chamber of Commerce.

When given the opportunity, Crosby loves inspiring people to be happier, more productive, and more present in their professional lives by helping them recognize what it is they really want and what might be in the way. Every year, Crosby speaks to and hosts events for hundreds of thousands of professionals. Through telling his own story of how early Hollywood success almost ruined his career, teaching basic principles of improv (like listening, risk-taking, and avoidance of self-judgement), or simply adding levity to a room of serious people by telling jokes, Tripp Crosby is sure to inspire. He also offers keynote speeches on topics such as "Enjoy It, Then Expand It" and "Do More Better Together," blending humor, science, and practical advice to enhance team collaboration, creativity, and connectivity. His presentations are known for their interactive approach, helping audiences maximize their creative potential and connect with important ideas.