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Christine is the creative behind CMozMaker—a channel dedicated to hands-on electronics, creative coding, and expressive tech builds.
With a background in computer science, interaction design, and a passion for wearable tech, Christine brings clarity, creativity, and technical depth to every project.
If you want a video showing your circuit board or tech, you should work with us. I’ll keep it simple and clear for everyone. If you need a video about your product or want to discuss ways to collaborate, feel free to reach out—let’s chat about how we can help each other.
I’m always looking to work with others from around the world. If you make products, circuit boards, or just want to team up, contact me anytime.
Why Partner with CMoz?
We guarantee 5K views MINIMUM on your video.
I work with companies, and people who have something I’m excited about and want to use. I take time to research, and learn about the board, programming it, idea creation.
- Authentic niche expertise as an educator and maker
- Engaged and loyal community of dedicated hobbyists
- I create interesting, fun and clear instructional content with practical applications
- Strong potential for brand integration in wearable tech and electronics markets
- BONUS: Projects often featured in other videos, articles, papers, research, et (featured on: ADAFRUIT, HACKSTER, Daily Mail, DigiKey, ElectroMaker, and others)
WARNING: I do not make bland, boring, typical videos. I will make an interactive product with the hardware. If you want boring – you’ll need to go elsewhere!
Current Channel Stats
Subscribers 14,000+
Average views per video 2,500 – 8,000
Engagement rate 8-12%
Audience: Makers, Students, Educators, Tech Hobbists, Small Business Owners, Artists & Creatives
Note: We are on our way to 20K subs, when our pricing structure will increase. More views for you!
Content Focus
- Microcontrollers (ESP32, Arduino, M5Stack)
- RFID, OLED, and sensor integration
- Creative coding + hardware tutorials
- Maker business workflows (inventory, automation)
- Wearable and expressive tech & fashion electronics
- NeoPixel and sensor-based interactive tech
- Travel-friendly, portable DIY projects
- Educational tutorials for makers and students
Project Collaboration Overview
At CMozMaker, we talk with you to select the hardware used for our projects to ensure the best fit for the concept and audience. The CMozMaker YouTube channel features engaging tutorials, creative builds, and wearable or fashion technology projects that viewers can easily recreate.
Each project requires time for:
- research,
- hardware evaluation,
- planning (concept & circuitry)
- programming,
- and creative development.
We then plan the thumbnail, engaging title, tags and description.
- Filming takes place when all the planning and preparation is complete. Often, I build the entire circuit as a prototype first to ensure the pins, wiring, and code all works as intended.
After filming, editing, and uploading take place. This process typically takes one month. We typically book your project build a month from when the hardware has been received. We send confirmation that the hardware is with us, and send the launch date of the video. If a project is expected to exceed one month of production time, we will contact you in advance to discuss scheduling and adjustments.
Easy Step-by-Step Process
- Decide services you would like.
- Choose any add-ons for the package
- Send the hardware to be featured in the project
- Pay the 50% upfront to secure the booking and begin work
- The project delivery is around one month from when hardware is received.
- Video / deliverables scheduled for launch, (agreed date)
- Complete 50% payment.
- We guarantee you will get a minimum 5K views on your video!
SERVICES WE OFFER:
Collaborating with CMozMaker ensures your technology is showcased authentically, creatively, and effectively—reaching an enthusiastic audience ready to try it themselves.
Long-tail value – your videos keep getting views for months/years.
Long-Form
Full long-form video on YouTube. 7-12 minutes.
Our most popular package! Book soon before places are taken, we can only book up to 3 months in advance!
- A full CMozMaker project feature includes:
- Complete planning and concept walkthrough
- Detailed pinout diagrams and schematic visual
- Step-by-step build and programming instructions
- Engaging introduction and demonstration
- Videos typically run between 7–12 minutes, ensuring the perfect balance between depth and viewer engagement.
- Each published video is supported with:
- Descriptive tags and keyword-optimized summaries
- Direct product and purchase links
- GitHub access to example code and project files
Pre-Launch
CMozMaker’s “first look” coverage positions your hardware as a must-watch release, building momentum and anticipation among early adopters and influencers. (Video 7-12 minutes)
- Get your product in front of 14,000+ engaged makers and electronics enthusiasts before it hits the market.
- Maximize the impact of your product launch with Prelaunch. This exclusive partnership opportunity is designed to generate excitement and credible buzz ahead of your public release, positioning your hardware at the center of the maker community before it hits the market. (Let us know the date of launch.)
- Featured in a dedicated project build and tutorial video, filmed and released for your official launch date.
- Showcased through a creative project tailored for wearables, tech builds, or innovative applications
- Highlighted with pinout diagrams, build instructions, and a full project walk-through
- Promoted with rich video descriptions, targeted tags, direct purchase links, and priority placement in titles and content
- Supported by public access to the project’s code, diagrams, and resources via GitHub links
- Note: Product received 3-4 weeks before launch, video goes live on your specified launch day.
Bundle!
Great value for multiple services, videos that keep getting views, months, years later!
- Why not make a bundle to maximise your views? Included:
- 1 Long-Form Video (7-12 minutes)
- 2 digital shorts
- 1 blog post on YouTube
- *BONUS* Instagram image / video
- $1075+ separate cost for only $968 for 10% discount.
Add-on ‘ible
Instructable Guide: CMoz’s Profile – Instructables
- Extend your project’s lifespan with a comprehensive, photo-rich Instructable tutorial.
- Perfect for makers who love step-by-step written guides and want to revisit projects at their own pace.
- Professional photos, CAD drawings, and assets can be included.
- Links to product purchase pages in the parts list.
- Guides used for years, promoted.
- Note: (You must purchase a video package too, as we include the video in the Instructable guide.)
2 Shorts!
YouTube Shorts are a great way to grab the attention of a large audience.
- Capture attention quickly with two high-energy YouTube Shorts.
- These visually engaging, bite-sized clips spotlight your product’s features and the final build, driving excitement and reach across new audiences.
- Generally around 10-20 second clips, often ‘behind the scenes’
Blog Post
You Tube Community Blog Post! A great extra.
- Reinforce your launch with a feature post on the CMozMaker YouTube Community tab.
- Announce the collaboration, share behind-the-scenes insights, and reach subscribers directly in their feeds for boosted engagement.
Add-ons can be bundled with any feature package to expand your visibility, build momentum, and engage the maker community on multiple fronts. Let us know which options best fit your campaign goals, and we’ll tailor the collaboration to maximize your launch impact.
None of these suit you? Contact us anyway! We might have an idea or suggestion for how we can work together.
- If you have any questions or would like additional information, please contact us at media@tinkertailor.tech
A selection of projects with electronics
Additional Information about me
Currently, I work at Dalhousie University in beautiful Atlantic Canada! Faculty of Computer Science – Dalhousie University
Formerly, I worked at The Glasgow School of Art [GSA innovation school], Scotland, UK, as a Post Graduate Lecturer for MDes Design Innovation and Interaction Design (Specialism Leader). Associate Lecturer at the University of York, York, UK, for the International Pathway College course: Robotics, Programming and Electronics.
I was awarded a 4-year scholarship from EPSRC to complete a PhD in Media & Arts Technology, at Queen Mary University of London. Throughout the PhD, I was testing prototypes made with various hardware such as small circuit boards (Arduino / ATMEL), lights, radio frequency identification readers (RFID) and tags that are put onto your daily essential items.
I was in the Cognitive Science Research group (information on my research interests). It was at QMUL that I started working with Arduino and various electrical components.
I worked at The Glasgow School of Art [GSA innovation school] as a Post Graduate Lecturer for MDes Design Innovation and Interaction Design (Specialism Leader).
Formerly, Associate Lecturer at the University of York, for the International Pathway College course: Robotics, Programming and Electronics.
Visual Impairment & Assistive Technologies
For several years I worked with a visual impairment, hearing loss and other disabilities charity. My role was as an Assistive Technology researcher and advisor. My day-to-day was very diverse. It often involved finding the best and most appropriate assistive technologies to enable independent living. Researching and testing technologies that could be used by people with a visual impairment was a big part of this role. Over the course of my time there I acquired specialist knowledge regarding assistive technologies.
Farion, C. (2022). The Ultimate Guide to Informed Wearable Technology: A hands-on approach for creating wearables from prototype to purpose using Arduino systems. Packt Publishing Ltd.
My Projects Featured Elsewhere - Added Value! (Video)
My Bling Bag project featured on this DigiKey video!
From the Electromaker YouTube channel – featured my Input Sleeve, with conductive fabrics, that generates music.
Touch Me! Open Universal Input Sleeve {OUIS} – Hackster.io
Computer Science for Fun: http://www.cs4fn.org/wearable/smartbag.php
