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Liana Rizo
I’m a passionate and energetic creative with a deep love for makeup, fashion, and bringing bold ideas to life. I thrive on expressing myself through visual storytelling and content creation.
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About Me
University of California, Riverside (UCR)
Class of 2026
University of California, Riverside
Riverside, CA, US
Media and Cultural Studies
Riverside, CA, United States
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Interview Questions
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SACHEU Holiday Look Content Creator
What's a college holiday moment that you're excited for?
Atmosphere and Awe: It's a highly visual, emotionally engaging experience. Seeing the lights—whether a single beautifully decorated tree or an entire neighborhood display—instills a sense of childlike wonder and festive warmth. It's a simple, universal moment that temporarily pauses the stress of college life.
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SACHEU Holiday Look Content Creator
What social media platforms do you find most effective for beauty content and why?
Based on your experience as a Freelance Content Creator with a focus on TikTok (as indicated in your resume), the two most effective platforms for beauty content, and the reasons why, are:1. TikTok (Primary Platform for Discovery and Viral Growth)Why it's effective for beauty content (and aligns with your skills):Authentic and Relatable Tone: TikTok thrives on quick, casual, and "real" content. Your proven ability to create "authentic tutorials and product reviews that resonated with a niche audience" makes your style perfectly suited for the platform. Users look for unfiltered reviews (like the "dupe economy" and "de-influencing" trends) rather than polished advertisements.
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SACHEU Holiday Look Content Creator
How would you capture authentic moments that showcase long-lasting makeup during finals week?
The All-Nighter Study Session:The Moment: A quick check-in video at the beginning of an all-night study session (e.g., 9 PM) showing the freshly applied makeup. Then, film a quick, unedited "morning after" clip (e.g., 6 AM) with a relatable shot like holding a coffee cup or rubbing eyes, using close-ups to highlight how the makeup has held up through hours of work.The Feature: Focus on the product's resistance to settling into fine lines or fading after hours of wear.