Yes.

How do you bring people out of their shells and help them feel comfortable filming content? I believe the key to helping people feel comfortable on camera is creating a safe, low-pressure environment where they feel supported and seen. I approach filming like a conversation, not a performance. I start by building a connection—asking them about their passions, experiences, or goals—so they feel grounded in something authentic.

While I haven’t created traditional UGC as an independent creator, I have extensive experience managing and curating content for brands in my role as a social media manager. Over the past several years, I’ve developed and implemented strategic content plans for businesses in industries such as health and wellness, event planning, trucking education, and small business marketing. For example: At Transform Health and Aesthetics, I’ve created educational and aesthetic social media content that highlights the brand’s services while connecting with the audience through storytelling, wellness education, and patient-focused narratives. For Every Little Detail Weddings & Events, I produced engaging event recaps and behind-the-scenes content that reflected client experiences and showcased the brand’s attention to detail—similar in feel to UGC. Working with a local marketing agency, I contributed to branded content strategies that leveraged customer testimonials, community engagement, and relatable lifestyle visuals to drive reach and trust.