My video creation process usually starts with brainstorming ideas based on trends, holidays, or fun challenges. I get inspiration from TikTok and Instagram, paying attention to popular sounds, dances, or formats. Once I have an idea, I plan my shots and any text overlays, film the video, and then edit it to make it engaging and fast-paced. I also like to experiment with transitions and effects to keep it fun and visually interesting.

I made a dancing video that ended up getting 455,000 views, which was way more than my usual content. I think it was successful because it used a trending song, had a fun and relatable vibe, and was easy for viewers to watch and share. The energy of the video and timing with a popular trend really helped it stand out.

I’ve sold gameday buttons at school events. I would set up a small table and offer buttons with fun designs for people to buy before games. Through this experience, I learned the importance of engaging with customers, understanding what designs people liked, and promoting my product in a way that made it fun to buy. It also taught me how to manage money, keep track of sales, and be confident when talking to new people.