i feel very comfortable both in front of the camera and in the editing process. When I’m filming, I’m able to stay natural, conversational, and energetic, which helps create content that feels approachable and engaging. I enjoy interacting with people on camera and understand how to adjust my tone, posture, and pacing to keep viewers’ attention. On the editing side, I’m confident using tools like CapCut, Adobe Premiere Rush, and TikTok’s in-app features to create clean cuts, add captions, incorporate trending audio, and shape a cohesive story. I genuinely enjoy the creative process from start to finish, and I’m comfortable taking raw footage and polishing it into content that feels purposeful, aesthetic, and ready to perform.

To execute viral-worthy street interviews, I would start by developing a clear, catchy concept and preparing a set of short, high-impact questions designed to spark humor, authenticity, and unexpected reactions. I’d choose a high-energy location with good natural light and steady foot traffic, then approach people with a friendly, confident introduction to make them feel comfortable participating on camera. While filming, I’d focus on creating quick, engaging conversations — asking strong follow-ups, reacting naturally, and allowing personality and spontaneity to shine through. I would capture more footage than needed so I have plenty of strong moments to choose from, and then edit the content with a consistent aesthetic, captions, and sharp pacing to maximize shareability. The goal is to combine thoughtful prep with in-the-moment energy to produce interviews that feel fun, authentic, and worth watching.

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