Yes, I have used screen recording software to explain technical concepts. In my computer science coursework and projects, I’ve recorded my screen to walk through code, demonstrate how a program works, and explain different steps in the process. This usually involves clearly showing the workflow, narrating what I’m doing, and breaking down technical ideas so they are easier to understand. I focus on keeping explanations organized and simple so viewers can follow along step by step, especially when explaining tools, software features, or coding concepts.

Yes, I have produced several screenplays for creative projects and film related classes during my communications major. Through those courses I worked on developing scripts, structuring scenes, and writing narratives designed for visual production. These projects helped me understand pacing, dialogue, and how to translate ideas into clear scripts that can be used for video and media production.

I developed my screenwriting skills through a combination of studying storytelling, practicing creative writing, and creating digital content. As a communications major, I’ve worked on projects that involve structuring narratives, writing scripts for videos, and understanding how to engage an audience through clear storytelling. I’ve also learned by studying film, media, and online resources about script structure, pacing, and visual storytelling. Practicing writing for short videos, social media content, and creative projects has helped me understand how to translate ideas into scripts that are clear, engaging, and easy to produce.