Gavin Free is an English actor, director, producer, and internet personality with a net worth of $5 million. Gavin Free is best known as the creator and co-host of the YouTube web series “The Slow Mo Guys.” Today, the Slow Mo Guys have 15 million subscribers and 2.5 billion views on YouTube.

Who is Gavin Free?

Gavin Free was born on May 23, 1988, in Thame, England. He went to Lord William’s School for his secondary studies. He was interested in cameras and film from a young age and spent much of his leisure time honing his talents in these areas. He finished his secondary studies in 2006. Prior to starting his career in film and production, he worked at his local Waitrose supermarket in England.

Gavin Free is well recognized for his slow-motion cinematography work on films such as Hot Fuzz, Sherlock Holmes: A Game of Shadows, Snow White and the Huntsman, and Dredd. He has also worked on slow-motion videos for the BBC show Top Gear.

In 2016, he starred in Rooster Teeth’s film Lazer Team, which was released theatrically. He has been nominated for and received numerous web awards. He won the 2016 Streamy Award for Cinematography.

How old is Gavin Free?

He is currently 35 years old.

What is Gavin Free’s net worth?

He is estimated to be worth $5 Million.

What is Gavin Free’s career?

In 2006, Free joined Green Door Films, a European production firm. It was the first European production business to deploy Phantom digital high-speed cameras for slow motion, which piqued Free’s curiosity. He worked for Green Door as a data technician and camera operator. Some of the projects he worked on while at Green Door were music videos for musicians such as U2, Klaxons, Kasabian, The Chemical Brothers, and X-Press 2.

In 2009, he was engaged by Rooster Teeth Productions, an Austin, Texas-based firm, to direct the seventh season of “Red vs. Blue,” a machinima miniseries. He also directed the production company’s mini-series “Relocated.”

During his early years at Rooster Teeth, he started appearing in a few videos. He starred in the comedy mini-series “Captain Dynamic” and the film “Rooster Teeth Shorts.” He also joined Achievement Hunter, Rooster Teeth’s video gaming subsidiary, in 2008, where he hosted shows such as “Let’s Play” and the podcast “Off Topic.” He frequently appeared in video tutorials on how to unlock various achievements and locate Easter eggs in video games.

In 2010, Free launched the YouTube video series “The Slow Mo Guys”. He produced the series with his friend Daniel Gruchy, whom he met some years ago while working at Waitrose. The series covers a variety of things that the team shoots with Free’s Phantom high-speed cameras. The show amassed a devoted following throughout the years.

In April 2011, the show was named the winner of YouTube’s “On the Rise” program, which recognizes new YouTube channels that are gaining popularity. In September 2012, Free and Gruchy appeared on “The Tonight Show.” In February 2015, Free and Gruchy launched a partner channel called “The Slow Mo Guys 2,” which contains stuff that does not fit on the main channel. In February 2022, their main channel had more than 14 million subscribers.