I’d start with a quick hook like “POV: you’re the sober friend but still make the best drinks.” Then I’d show a clean, aesthetic ingredients shot featuring the Wave can in good lighting. Next, I’d use fast cuts of the drink being made—ice, fruit, and a satisfying pour with close-up carbonation. I’d end with a final reveal, a taste reaction, and a simple call-to-action like “save for later.”

I create a high volume of short-form content across Instagram Reels and TikTok through my wellness platform, where I focus on simple, aesthetic, and engaging food and lifestyle videos. My content is centered around recipes, “what I eat in a day,” and quick meal ideas, so I’m very comfortable turning everyday products into visually appealing, easy-to-follow videos that keep attention. I film and edit all of my content using tools like CapCut, focusing on strong hooks, clean visuals, and fast pacing to match current trends. I also pay close attention to what performs well—things like natural lighting, satisfying pours/mixes, and relatable concepts for college-aged audiences. Since I don’t drink, I’m especially excited about mocktails and functional beverages. It aligns perfectly with my lifestyle and audience, and I know how to position drinks as fun, social, and wellness-focused without alcohol.

Wheaton