I would start off with some exciting story on how I learned a hack for a super useful prodict, something that catches people's attention right away so they either dont scroll, or scroll back

With the heat and constant movement during spring break, I wouldn't want the functionality of my perfectly curated outfits to suffer because they can't stay up! Clutch would be the best solution to keep my clothes attached and looking fabulous.

I feel strong creating both video content and static posts, just in different ways. Video content is where my personality really comes through. I create a lot of “day in my life” and lifestyle videos, so I’m comfortable on camera and know how to keep content engaging, relatable, and natural. I understand pacing, hooks, and trends, and I’m able to make videos feel authentic while still showcasing a brand in a way that connects with a college audience.At the same time, I’m very confident in creating static posts because I understand aesthetics and visual storytelling. I’m intentional about lighting, composition, outfit styling, and cohesive feeds, especially for photo carousels. Static content allows me to highlight details, elevate a brand’s image, and create clean, polished visuals that still feel on-brand and organic. Because I’m strong in both, I’m able to create well-rounded content that drives engagement through video while also delivering high-quality static images that brands can repurpose and use long-term. I see them as complementary, and I enjoy using each format for what it does best