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American Hospitality Learns to Let Go of the Script

· 1 min read

Hotels and restaurants that once storyboarded every promotional video are giving the people making that content more room to shoot it their own way. The trend trades tightly produced campaigns for looser, creator-led footage. Brands are finding that less oversight up front is producing work that reads as more honest on screen.

With reporting from Skift.

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