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Anonymous Sun 28 Feb 2021 13:54:35 No.1059694 View View Reply Original Report

What does it take to make a vtuber agency? What are all the stuff agencies do? I'm thinking of maybe creating one, I can start off with 2 streamers that I can fund on my own. I'm mostly thinking of making an agency that can fund models for streamers and help them start out till they're well off

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Anonymous Sun 28 Feb 2021 14:10:09 No.1060041 Report

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>>1059694
You should be able to provide them with all the streaming assets. The model, rigging, backgrounds etc. So for that you would need to commission or hire people as well. Possibly also provide streaming equipment like a microphone or an IPhone for live2D. If you can't provide all this it might not be worth applying for any talent at all.

It's just a lot of investing in the beginning basically and hoping you have scouted the correct talent to make you that money back.

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Anonymous Sun 28 Feb 2021 14:11:18 No.1060075 Report

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whatever you do, don't hire koopa

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Anonymous Sun 28 Feb 2021 14:19:35 No.1060338 Report

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>>1060041
I can provide all the digital assets they need but the physical stuff might be a bit tricky (depending where the talent is residing) I think as a start with two, I can fund both including the physical stuff they'd need (unless we count in PCs, then probs will take more time)

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Anonymous Sun 28 Feb 2021 14:26:03 No.1060617 Report

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Vtuber agencies are talent agencies, anon. This is always how talent agencies work.

What vtubers get:
Brand recognition
Connections to trusted industry professionals that can produce needed resources (eg. designers, music producers) or employ them (eg. sponsors)
Legal protection
Management

What vtubers don't get:
Their agency paying for things for them
Their agency doing their job for them

What it costs them:
A prearranged portion of everything under their image as members of the agency

They, the talents, are not employees of a talent agency. They are not working for it. They are their customers. The only thing that Cover breaks convention with is the fact that they remunerate their talents a base salary on top of their own earnings, which is a sensible approach considering both the initial hardware investment and the time necessary to maintain a streaming channel.

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Anonymous Sun 28 Feb 2021 15:57:51 No.1064359 Report

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>>1059694
A solid brand name

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