For me, to create a good edit, it’s essential to have a perfect song that matches the vibe and meaning of the clips you’re putting together. For instance, I made a simple edit of some of my favorite webtoons comics to the song “Moth to a Flame” by The Weeknd and each image aligned perfectly with the lyrics.

Take the line, “But does he know you call me when he sleeps?”—I showed the characters texting each other on their phones. Then there’s the part, “Or does he know the pictures that you keep?” where I displayed one character showing the other a particular picture, which then gets hung up on her wall. It’s all about whether the images you’re portraying fit the lyrics in that moment. That's what it comes down to for me.

While I haven’t created content specifically for parents and caregivers yet, I recognize how crucial it is to make videos that are clear, relatable, and supportive. I prioritize clean editing, smooth pacing, and thoughtful visuals/music, and I’m excited to bring these skills to content that helps busy families feel acknowledged and supported.

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