80 Level Round Table: Virtual Influencers With FFFACE

Learn more about how virtual influencers work today.

Dmitry Kornilov, CEO and Co-Founder at FFFACE, joined Kirill Tokarev to discuss virtual influencers and how they help different markets today. FFFace is a Ukraine-based team of creators, CGI artists, java-script, and Unity engineers, that operates in Eastern/Western Europe, North America, and Central Asia regions. Apart from digital products production, they develop immersive offline activities and products in collaboration with fashion brands and artists.

Dmitry Kornilov is CEO and Co-Founder at FFFACE

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