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How TikTok’s ‘The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives’ landed on Hulu, with Select Management Group’s Danielle Pistotnik
The talent manager and executive producer of “The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives” joined the Digiday Podcast to break down the process of the reality show finding a home on Hulu.
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Social platforms like TikTok and YouTube — which hates to be called a social platform, but I digress — are no longer the sole domains for creators. Streaming services have been loading up on creator-led programming, like Hulu with “The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives.”
The reality show stars a set of TikTok creators who could have just as easily adapted their short-form content into long-form videos on YouTube. Or maybe not.
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