VIDEO: Clarence Peters Reveals He’s Not Nigeria’s Most Expensive Video Director

Video director, Clarence Peters has revealed that contrary to what most people think, he is not the most expensive music video director in the industry.
In a recent interview with Hip TV, Clarence said that although he doesn’t shoot his videos below a certain budget limit, he is still not the highest earner in that sector.
Clarence who has worked with a lot of big artistes such as Flavour, Falz, Simi, Adekunle Gold among other is arguably the most sought after director in the music industry.
Watch the video below:-

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