What does creator-first really mean?
Savrli Network isn't just polished productions. It's the kid down the block who makes snack videos (with his parents' approval). It's Miss Anna, 65, who makes soft snacks because she can't chew anything hard. Everyone gets a platform. Kai explains why creators come first, and how great shows still have a place.
The Conversation is a Savrli Network original: Savrli founder Kai Lee in conversation with Seranie Manoogian.
Up Next in Season 1
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The Conversation · Ep. 10 · Feel Like...
What does Savrli Network mean for creators, and for the people watching?
For creators: a place to tell their story and build a business, with advertisers and sponsors matched to their work. For viewers: the restaurant in Peru you can't get to yet. The food, the silverware, the napkins, the servi...
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The Conversation · Ep. 11 · TV Has Ch...
How different is television today compared with 10 or 20 years ago?
Twenty years ago you needed a network to approve your idea, pay for the production and decide if it deserved an audience. Today someone can pick up a camera, make a show, build an audience and reach the world without stepping in...
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The Conversation · Ep. 12 · Can AI Re...
Can AI replace human creators?
Kai doesn't think so. AI is already changing content, but it can't share a real feeling. People want to see the smile when you bite into that lasagna, the happy dance, the moment they relate to. Kai shares a childhood memory of sneaking ice cream at one in the morn...
