An authentic, helpful review feels specific and experience-based—it goes beyond “good” or “bad” to explain why, with details on taste, quality, or usability. It also feels balanced and honest, mentioning both strengths and any drawbacks so it doesn’t read like an ad. Most importantly, it helps me picture whether the product fits my needs by giving context (when/why it was used, who it’s for).

I have strong experience creating short-form video content across both professional and personal projects. At the International Institute of New England, I produce videos for platforms like Instagram Reels and LinkedIn—handling everything from concept to editing using tools like Premiere Pro and CapCut. These focus on clear storytelling and strong visual hierarchy. I’ve also created content for a Boston food TikTok, where I’ve applied trend-driven storytelling and optimized for engagement, with videos reaching 300K+ views. Overall, I approach short-form video as a design challenge—balancing clarity, pacing, and audience attention to create content that performs well.

Yes!