Yes, I have experience editing on both CapCut and the TikTok editor. I use CapCut for more detailed and polished edits like transitions, text overlays, and sound syncing, while the TikTok editor is great for quick, in-app cuts, adding effects, and staying aligned with trending audio. I'm comfortable using both tools to create engaging, platform-optimized content that captures attention and drives interaction.

One example of successful social media content I’ve worked on was during my time as a Nano Creator for Urban Decay. I created a series of videos that raised awareness about online bullying while reviewing their lip products. The content was authentic, visually engaging, and carried a meaningful message, which helped it resonate with viewers. It received strong engagement and positive feedback, and the blend of advocacy with product storytelling made it both impactful and on-brand.

I use tools like Canva, CapCut, Adobe Creative Studio, Later, and many more when creating social media content. My illustration and video creation skills are advanced, and I consistently practice new editing techniques each week to stay sharp and up to date with trends. This helps me create polished, engaging content that feels fresh and relevant.