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Buzzoole has launched another brand new content series:\u00a0Ask the Creator<\/strong>, a deep dive into the Creators’ world. We want to give a voice to the most creative souls in Influencer Marketing and share their views to inspire the Creators of tomorrow. If you are looking for tips on how to create mesmerising content and engage with your online audience, this is one for you.<\/p>\n

The first piece of content focuses on an innovative format designed to capture the attention of your followers and diversify your social feed with content that goes beyond still images and videos, cinemagraphs.\u00a0<\/span><\/p>\n

Cinemagraph<\/span>s allow Creators to tell visual stories using a new visual medium, which is neither a photo nor a video, but actually a living photo<\/em>. Here at Buzzoole, we have used cinemagraphs across influencer marketing campaigns with the biggest brands in the world and w<\/span>e have recently run a dedicated campaign to celebrate our collaboration with Flixel<\/a>, the cutting-edge tool for cinemagraph creation.<\/span><\/p>\n

Here we collected amazing experiences and precious tips from: Onyi Moss<\/a>, fashion photographer based in Manchester; Amy Ramirez<\/a>, fashion influencer & blogger, half English & half Spanish; Stefano Tiozzo<\/a>, Italian <\/span>landscape photographer and David Pinto<\/a>, Italian content Creator & digital artist.<\/span><\/p>\n

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What do you see as the strengths of using cinemagraphs? What added value do cinemagraphs bring to your social media feed and storytelling?<\/b><\/p>\n

Onyi:<\/strong>\u00a0The ability to bring together static and motion in one frame. Cinemagraph introduced something new that my followers hadn’t seen from me before. It encouraged me to be creative thus coming up with a concept based on past experience which many people could relate to.<\/span><\/p>\n

Amy<\/strong>:<\/strong> The difference between posting a still photo and a cinemagraph becomes evident when you look at the engagement. The latter usually gets more likes and comment, because audiences loves creativity.\u00a0<\/span><\/p>\n

Stefano<\/strong>:<\/strong> The chance to make different and particularly nice pieces of content with a strong impact. I feel like people expect social media posts to move, that’s probably why Instagram Stories are a huge success.<\/span><\/p>\n

David<\/strong>:<\/strong> Flixel is an app for very creative people! It allows you to create very appealing and original content, which is key now that everyone’s feed is full of posts that look all the same.<\/span><\/p>\n

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Growing up in Nigeria meant we didn't always have electricity around the clock. It was more so the case when we went home to the village every Christmas and also in boarding school. We had to find ways to keep the light burning so we could read for our exams or just go about our chores. Sometimes you'd find people gathering around the light, sharing tales, some true and untrue. But no one cared because it felt good to be close to the light. Those were some of the most magical years of my life which inspired me to create this cinemagraph using the Cinemagraph Pro app. This is a paid partnership with @Buzzoole #BuzzSummerGift #ad<\/a><\/p>\n

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