Some brands are hiring influencers as a 'one-stop shop' for video and animation as production studios shut down — and finding they're a lot cheaper
Author
Dan Whateley
Summary
As creative agencies and production studios close their doors in order to shelter-in-place, some brands have begun turning to influencers for their content creation skills. Many influencers have worked from home for years and are already equipped with the production gear necessary to create commercial content for brands. (...)
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