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Why did music video budgets drop from $200,000 to $10,000?

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Matt Alonzo: Director, Editor, and Award Winning Filmmaker
Tyler Webb - Chief Revenue Officer and Co-Founder of Cinebody
Weekly Marketing and Advertising News: Facebook To Pay Creators $1 Billion; Jeff Bezos Spaceflight;  Marketing budgets plummeted to 6.4%
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01OneRepublic used a social call to action to crowdsource clips from over 58 countries and roughly 10,000 clips for a charity music video that raised about four to five million dollars in its first week. source →

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I kind of felt it was coming marketing budget budgets are Slipping they've shrunk to 6.4 percent Average of total revenue marketing budgets across all brands nationwide.
Ryan Alford · Weekly Marketing and Advertising News: Facebook To P (30:59)
And so they're locked in quarantine and then they just start writing, right? And so long story short, they wrote a great song which blew up all over the world. And in order to create their music video, they literally put out a call to action from their social media following.
Tyler Webb · Tyler Webb - Chief Revenue Officer and Co-Founder of (15:57)
So he asked Jimmy Irene. Hey, give us like a Uh micro micro Scopic budget from what you're used to and let us show you what we can do and so he did and we kind of changed the whole music video industry with that one One ask and that one delivery in terms of like Before us it was 200,000 was like minimal now.
Matt Alonzo · Matt Alonzo: Director, Editor, and Award Winning Fil (9:05)
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