Hollywood vs Social Media
We have to consider the environment in which our content will be consumed and how it would impact our creative approach.
In Hollywood, we make two hours movies that will be played in a big-screen theater while for social media, we have to make something that's goo enough for someone to stop scrolling their feed.
We should be smart about how we tackle content creating and completely have a grasp on the intent of the product.
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