I approach short-form content by focusing on emotional connection first and aesthetics second. I think the strongest videos make someone stop scrolling because they immediately feel something — whether that’s comfort, curiosity, inspiration, peace, motivation, or feeling understood.I also think successful short-form videos feel very natural and conversational rather than overly scripted. I like creating content that feels immersive and personal through real-life moments, natural lighting, subtle storytelling, strong hooks, and relatable experiences.For me, authenticity is especially important. I try to create content that feels calming, genuine, and emotionally grounded while still being visually engaging. I also pay close attention to pacing, hooks, text overlays, and trends/styles that are currently resonating on platforms like TikTok while still making the content feel true to my personality and values.

I find a TikTok engaging when it feels authentic and emotionally honest — almost like the creator is letting the viewer into a real moment instead of performing for the camera.I think the best content makes people feel seen, understood, comforted, inspired, or emotionally connected within the first few seconds. Especially in the faith space, quieter and more intimate content can be incredibly powerful because it stands out against the constant overstimulation online.I’m personally drawn to videos that feel natural and relatable: getting ready in the morning, sitting in the car after a long day, nighttime reflections, walks, little moments of peace, etc. Those simple moments often create the strongest emotional connection.I also think strong hooks, subtle storytelling, raw expression, and visually calming content are what make people stop scrolling and actually feel something.

Yes! I JUST graduated from nursing school!!