Actor Kanayo Kanayo raises alarm on the dangers of YouTube skits on Nollywood
The veteran actor shared his concerns in a video he posted on Instagram.
Kanayo Kanayo [Instagram/kanayo.o.kanayo]
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“This past midnight I sat back and watched the opportunities offered by the YouTube channel a very good platform but unfortunately like anything that comes to Nigeria, people jump in and try to mess it up. I watched with dismay and I made this video out of no malice for anybody. It's been messed up by different things, especially the actors that are doing it,” he said.
Prioritising a one-day shoot which is rampant in the YouTube content creation economy with greater payments might be unsustainable and harmful to their health, Kanayo also pointed out in the video.
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“The whole irony of one day shoot is not sustainable. Some of them now make it so difficult for producers and tell you one day shoot is 1 million to 1.5 million one day shoot.nfortunately my very high-standing colleague who started this one-day shoot go and ask him, unfortunately, he's not in good health, ” he added.
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