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Filmmakers shouldn’t force actors to promote films — Ebisan Arayi

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Ebisan Arayi argues filmmakers shouldn’t force actors into film promotion outside contracts. Learn why acting and marketing are separate obligations. Read More: https://punchng.com/filmmakers-shouldnt-force-actors-to-promote-films-ebisan-arayi/

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