You can view my work at @kens.beauty.bar — my Instagram page where I’ve partnered with top global brands like Clinique, Good Molecules, and Sephora x Uber Eats. My content focuses on high-quality, story-based visuals that mix cinematic style with relatable, everyday Gen Z energy — exactly the tone I’d bring to Brainly’s campaign.

I see Brainly as more than a homework help app — it’s a community where curiosity meets confidence. As a creator and student balancing film production, writing, and running my own business, I know how powerful it is to have support when you’re stuck or stressed. Brainly makes learning collaborative instead of isolating, which aligns perfectly with my content style — empowering students through authenticity and shared experience. I’m interested in working with Brainly because I believe education can be rebranded to feel inspiring, not intimidating. My strength is making complex ideas digestible, using humor and aesthetic storytelling to make viewers think “that’s actually useful.” I’d love to merge that energy with Brainly’s mission — to make academic help feel cool, accessible, and community-driven.

Gen Z connects with what feels real, smart, and a little bit unexpected. My approach is to blend storytelling and strategy — creating videos that are visually engaging, emotionally relatable, and algorithm-aware. I know how to speak Gen Z’s language because I’m part of it: humor with self-awareness, education disguised as entertainment, and a visual style that looks cinematic but feels effortless. As a USC film student and founder of Ken’s Beauty Bar, I’ve built content that’s reached tens of thousands of students through authentic storytelling. I’ve represented Microsoft Copilot, Clinique, Verifyt, and Sephora x Uber Eats, balancing brand goals with natural relatability. I use editing pacing, caption hooks, and trend adaptation to hold attention and start conversations — whether I’m breaking down a film concept, simplifying skincare, or showing daily life at USC. For Brainly, I’d approach content like a “study hack you’d actually send to your group chat.” Something quick, witty, and visually fresh — that transforms learning into lifestyle.

Please see attached pitch deck: https://www.canva.com/design/DAGTOKiEhu0/FKqhUSgEIpzJrlPkivdVmg/view?utm_content=DAGTOKiEhu0&utm_campaign=designshare&utm_medium=link2&utm_source=uniquelinks&utlId=hd42787ef25