Hey, I'm Tristan Camejo.
I'm a 19 year old dropout.
All I've ever done is create.
Music. Video. Software. Business.
Entrepreneurship
I create things and build businesses around them.
It started with DJing and producing tech house through school. I was on the decks for Vex's first show myself.
What began as throwing one event grew into a full events business: we produce our own live shows and manage an artist roster, run a booking agency for DJs and talent, operate a label, and put together complete event packages for other clients end to end: venue, ticketing, DJ, catering, security, photo booth, the lot.
I rarely DJ these days. I ended up focused on the business side of it instead, but the technical mixing and production knowledge from those years is still there, and people who've heard me play tell me I should do it more.
Live shows & an artist roster · A booking agency for DJs and talent · A record label · End-to-end event production
The ads, the posters, the reels, the multicam, the video edits, this kind of website: I never outsourced any of it.
What's next
I'm starting a production company, a creative studio built to streamline the services above (photography, videography, editing, mixing and mastering) and bring other creatives on board.
Get in touchBefore Vex
- Software startup: Dropped out in Year 11 to go all in on it.
- Marketing agency: Scaled it up, then wound it back once the first Vex event proved there was something bigger here.
The story
From zero to sold out.
Documented as it happened, on whatever camera was closest.
Sep 2024Two kids and a stack of posters
Designing the lineup for the first ever event, then out with Kuman putting posters up around the city ourselves.
Oct 2024First event, first flop
The first Vex event: an under-18s Halloween party that barely sold a ticket. The promo video was rough, but we ran it anyway.
Nov 2024First paying client
Our first DJ hire client. Testing the setup in my frontyard before the gig, then loading it all into the car for real.
Nov 2024Real decks
First time on proper decks, at Bodega Studios in Sydney. Around the same time a mate drew the first Vex logo in Snapchat and I traced it in Illustrator.
Dec 2024Sold the early birds, lost the show
The Christmas party sold out its early bird release, then the event fell apart and got cancelled anyway. Second event, second lesson.
Dec 2024An actual office
The original Vex office. Not much, but it made the whole thing feel real.
Apr 2025Press shots, finally
First time getting proper press shots taken. A small thing that felt like a big deal at the time.
Apr 2025Melbourne, and knowing
First flight I'd ever taken, first time in Melbourne. Standing in that Airbnb, I knew this was what I wanted to do with my life.
May 2025Whiteout goes viral
The video that used the line that ended up everywhere: hosting the biggest under-18 event in the city. It went viral across Instagram and TikTok.
Jun 2025Melbourne starts asking
The Sydney videos travelled further than we did. People begged for a Melbourne show, so we flew down, shot content, and the first Melbourne video went viral too.
Jun 2025500 out of 500
Whiteout Sydney sold out a month before doors.
Jun 2025A billboard in my own town
Walking past a billboard for our show in my local town, with my own name on the lineup.
Jul 2025Show night
Whiteout Sydney, the night itself. 500 people in the room.
Jul 2025Then Melbourne, nine days later
Ran it back in Melbourne the following week. From an empty Halloween party to this in nine months.
Sep 2024Two kids and a stack of posters
Designing the lineup for the first ever event, then out with Kuman putting posters up around the city ourselves.
Oct 2024First event, first flop
The first Vex event: an under-18s Halloween party that barely sold a ticket. The promo video was rough, but we ran it anyway.
Nov 2024First paying client
Our first DJ hire client. Testing the setup in my frontyard before the gig, then loading it all into the car for real.
Nov 2024Real decks
First time on proper decks, at Bodega Studios in Sydney. Around the same time a mate drew the first Vex logo in Snapchat and I traced it in Illustrator.
Dec 2024Sold the early birds, lost the show
The Christmas party sold out its early bird release, then the event fell apart and got cancelled anyway. Second event, second lesson.
Dec 2024An actual office
The original Vex office. Not much, but it made the whole thing feel real.
Apr 2025Press shots, finally
First time getting proper press shots taken. A small thing that felt like a big deal at the time.
Apr 2025Melbourne, and knowing
First flight I'd ever taken, first time in Melbourne. Standing in that Airbnb, I knew this was what I wanted to do with my life.
May 2025Whiteout goes viral
The video that used the line that ended up everywhere: hosting the biggest under-18 event in the city. It went viral across Instagram and TikTok.
Jun 2025Melbourne starts asking
The Sydney videos travelled further than we did. People begged for a Melbourne show, so we flew down, shot content, and the first Melbourne video went viral too.
Jun 2025500 out of 500
Whiteout Sydney sold out a month before doors.
Jun 2025A billboard in my own town
Walking past a billboard for our show in my local town, with my own name on the lineup.
Jul 2025Show night
Whiteout Sydney, the night itself. 500 people in the room.
Jul 2025Then Melbourne, nine days later
Ran it back in Melbourne the following week. From an empty Halloween party to this in nine months.
