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CREATOR ECONOMY NEWSLETTER

Issue 61 | August 23, 2022

Artists from all sectors of the entertainment industry leverage social media to amass audiences for themselves, apart from the followings of their bands, shows, and movies. Like many other influencers, they have to juggle their day jobs with content creation, but they also often have the added pressure of set life, touring, rehearsals, or other business endeavors.

One such creator is Teala Dunn, an actress and influencer who has been in shows like Shake It Up, Are We There Yet?, and Guilty Party. Dunn also grew a following of nearly 2 million on YouTube. Passionfruit reporter Grace Stanley asked Dunn about how she balances it all and what advice she has for aspiring creators.

– Daysia Tolentino, Passionfruit Editor

TIPS & TRICKS

Influencer and actress Teala Dunn gives advice for juggling multiple roles

“As a content creator, it is best to have a set schedule to post so you’re not overwhelmed”

By Grace Stanley, Passionfruit Reporter

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