My experience with creating engaging dance content centers on blending expressive movement with platform-native storytelling. I’ve choreographed and filmed short-form videos that align with trending sounds, using dynamic transitions, facial expressions, and camera angles to amplify energy and emotion. Each piece is designed not just to showcase rhythm, but to tell a micro-story—whether it’s a study break dance challenge, a cultural remix of a popular sound, or a movement-based reaction to a relatable moment. I’ve also collaborated with campus creators and dancers to co-produce content that feels spontaneous yet intentional. This includes syncing choreography with brand messaging, adapting moves to fit different body types and spaces, and testing variations to optimize for watch-through rate and engagement. My approach is rooted in rhythm, relatability, and visual clarity—making each dance video not just entertaining, but emotionally resonant and algorithmically effective.

To select trending music for TikTok videos, I use a combination of platform observation, algorithmic cues, and cultural intuition. I start by scanning TikTok’s “For You” page daily, noting which sounds are consistently appearing across different niches—especially those paired with high engagement formats like dance, POV, or transformation videos. I also check the “Trending” tab in TikTok’s sound library, filtering by region and category to ensure relevance to the target audience.

Beyond that, I analyze the emotional tone and rhythm of each track. For energetic content, I prioritize sounds with strong beats, upbeat tempos, and hooks that invite expressive movement or visual punchlines. I test how the music syncs with my planned visuals—whether it enhances transitions, amplifies gestures, or creates contrast. If a sound is trending but doesn’t align with the brand’s tone or message, I either remix it creatively or opt for a rising track that better fits the mood.

Finally, I monitor creator communities and viral challenges to catch emerging sounds before they peak. This allows me to stay ahead of the curve and position content within the early wave of engagement, rather than chasing saturation. The goal is not just to follow trends, but to interpret them strategically—matching sound with story, energy, and audience psychology.

Thanks for checking in. August 24th has already passed, so I wouldn’t be able to deliver a UGC video by that date. However, if you're still accepting submissions or planning a follow-up campaign, I’d be glad to create something aligned with your goals and timeline. Just let me know the updated deadline and any specific creative direction you’d like me to follow.