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Fenet Hailu

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I’m Fenet. I’m 19, studying economics, and I’ve always loved creating things that feel real. Acting was where that started for me, and now I get to keep doing it through content creating and UGC.

I’m Fenet. I’m 19, studying economics, and I’ve always loved creating things that feel real. Acting was where that started for me, and now I get to keep doing it through content creating and UGC.

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Campus professional

About Me

The University of Texas at Dallas

Dallas, TX, USA

Economics

Class of 2028


Dallas college

Class of 2025


Dallas Young Actors Studio

Dallas, TX, US

Acting Classes

Class of 2024


University of texas at dallas


Dallas college

associates degree

Class of 2025


University of texas at dallas

Continuing Bachelor's Degree


Dallas, TX, USA

Skills

Content creation
Acting
Scriptwriting & Storyboarding

Interests

Social media
Health & wellness
Acting

Brands I Follow

MacroMenu
Dumbo Pay
Insomnia Cookies
Bloom
Smallish
Brainly
+11

My Portfolio

Interview Questions

Dealism AI

UGC OPPORTUNITY WITH Medeo AI

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How do you incorporate a product naturally into your videos?

I lead with the problem, then show the app fixing it. I keep talking over screens so it stays conversational, not like you’re reading an instruction manual.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

Dealism AI

UGC OPPORTUNITY WITH Medeo AI

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What strategies do you use to create engaging UGC content?

I build around one specific moment where the product becomes the obvious answer. Conversational, paced tight, focused on showing why it matters in real life. No filler, no generic language.

Painterland Sisters

Farmers Market Yogurt Bowl

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What makes a food video scroll-stopping and engaging?

It’s the first second feeling intentional. A strong visual right away, something moving, like pouring, cutting, or a close up that looks really satisfying. Texture matters a lot, thick yogurt, dripping honey, fresh fruit being cut, things people can almost feel through the screen. It also helps when it feels like a real moment, not overly set up. Slightly imperfect, natural lighting, and a genuine reaction instead of forcing it.

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