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I'm thrilled to share that my team and I had the honor of helping make Liam's wish come true through the "Make a Wish" foundation, which grants wishes to children fighting critical illnesses. As the Human Resources Manager at Socksfor1, it was incredibly special to see Liam's excitement when he met Socksfor1, Blaza, and our entire crew. We spent an unforgettable day playing video games, enjoying sushi and hibachi, touring our home studio, swimming, and laughing together. Liam and his siblings even got to try on our Five Nights at Freddy's costumes from a previous pop-up event. They also got an exclusive behind-the-scenes look at how our many YouTube channels operate. It was a day filled with joy and meaningful moments, and we are so grateful to have been a part of it. @makeawishamerica @makeawish http://www.wish.org @makeawish

🎉 Exciting Creator Highlight! 🎉 Introducing Socksfor1 - a newer member of the Night fam! Socks has gained viral prominence through his captivating blend of gaming, real-life (IRL), and animation content. This dynamic engagement has amassed over 16.5 million followers across his various YouTube channels and social media platforms, where he captivates his loyal fanbase with entertaining gameplay, creative storytelling, out-of-this-world adventures, and lighthearted humor. Check out his site/channels here: https://www.socksfor1.com/ We're thrilled to have him on board with many exciting things on the way! 🚀 Stay tuned for more updates, and feel free to reach out to me if you have any questions or want to get in touch!

@SocksIRL hit 10M Views on "Five Night's at Freddy's in Real Life" in just 2 weeks! Socksfor1 So many things had to come together to make this YouTube video possible. I would like to provide some BTS for this project and also commend certain individuals for their help. We started planning this project back in the middle of July. I knew this was going to be a crazy thing to pull off, especially within the timeframe (3 months before the movie premiered). The upload date had a hard deadline of October 25th, two days before the movie was released. If we waited any longer, we wouldn't hit the trend at the correct time. There were multiple things we had to source at once; a building, a sign, people to help us, and most importantly, an animatronic company that could make something realistic. With the help of Mel Roy and Rick Manship at Stay LLC, we found the perfect space and a company to help construct the sign. The top floor of the building was available for rent and we received approval to hang the 12ft LED “Freddy Fazbears Pizzeria” sign at the front of the building. With those things on lock, we could start designing the set according to the game. Everything had to be perfect and we had a lot of empty space to work with. Every single camera angle, table, and floor mat was meticulously planned. After weeks of emailing every single animatronic company on the internet, I had three solid leads. But the decision between them was obvious. After a few calls and multiple emails with CEO, Lee Romaire at Romaire Studios, Inc. it was apparent they were the company we had to move forward with. Their portfolio was top notch with work featured all across Hollywood including some of my personal favorite Disney+ television series. With them on board we were heading even more so in the right direction. The last piece of the puzzle was finding dancers to wear the animatronic costumes. After a round of auditions we found four professional dancers trained specifically in the pop and lock style. With a week until our filming date it was a scramble to get everything together. We received the costume shipment, installed the sign, and had a dress rehearsal all just two days before the live event. Everything was ready and the filming went extremely well but that didn't mean we were done in any sense. We had just 14 days to edit this entire video which was insane considering there were 12+ hours of footage coming from 20+ different cameras. Michael Durham had some help this time and we delegated each part of the video. Literally everyone on the team was editing at the same time. It was a grind but we somehow got it done. I am so proud of the entire team and everyone involved. This is definitely the biggest thing I’ve ever worked on and probably the most dedicated I’ve ever been to a single project. I’m so happy with the way it turned out and I just feel blessed to have the opportunity to do something like this. I can’t wait for the future and our upcoming projects!!

This is why I love LinkedIn. A few weeks ago, the exquisite Danny Y. and the team at Socksfor1 (one of our partner channels) needed something big from us at the Apollo Management team. To get 150+ pizzas plus a pizza sponsor for a gigantic video launching in the coming weeks❗️ How do we go about this? Simple.. a LinkedIn post!💣 From there, the incredible team at RQ, including Rocky Garcia, Mark Baroth, Melanie Campfield, Viola Luong, and Vi L. helped BIG TIME with a partnership with Pizza Hut to make this video possible. This is why I love, not only LinkedIn, but the community we've built here for the creator economy. Let's continue connecting, meeting, and making partnerships like these possible! You never know what may come. Just wanted to share that quick story and the power of LinkedIn. If you'd ever like to do the same with us, feel free to connect or reach out: contact@apollomgmt.co Thanks to the team and everyone who chipped in to make that possible on such short notice! #influencermarketing #creatorecomony #youtubemanagement #creators