CANNES LIONS how to go for free

I got an Instagram message today. This girl was like, "Oh, must be nice to be at can't. That can never be me. I can't afford it." And I'm here to tell you, yes, you can. Like, that is not a money problem. That is a victim mentality problem. I'm sorry. Because I'm going to tell you exactly how to go to Canan for free next year. If you don't have followers and don't have a personal brand, the best thing to do is going to be be a creator's assistant for the week. Almost every creator I know is bringing some sort of assistant to help them film, get their badge, get ready, prep, manage their schedule manager transportation, their Airbnbs. Next, you can work for a brand that's a ton of event staff and field marketing staff. Can also offers scholarships, so you could get a scholarship and fund raise the gap. You could also become content creation support. So either brands or creators are going to want people to film. You can also apply to speak because speakers get free tickets. You could work the event itself. The official event need event staff, security, catering, food, setup. If you have a personal brand, you can get sponsored to go, meaning you're either creating content for a brand, your speaking with a brand, you're working for a brand. You could also create your own unofficial event and use that to pay. The two things I see most right now are makeup and hair. Like you can come here and glam people all week. And then podcast Studio support. If I wanted to make money, I can, I would probably get an ARGB and B rent out each room as a podcast studio, charge $500 an hour and leave with tens of thousands of dollars. None of this requires you to be famous, none of this requires a mass of audience. It only requires you to show up and be useful and creative. There's a whole list. I'm curious if you're going next year, which one are you picking?