On average, it takes me about 1 to 3 hours to create a piece of video content. This includes planning the idea, filming, and editing. Shorter videos that follow simple trends take less time, while more detailed or creative content can take longer. I focus on making sure each video is high-quality, engaging, and aligns with the brand while staying efficient with my time.

As someone preparing for law school, I understand the importance of staying informed and adaptable, skills that are just as essential in content creation as they are in legal studies. I stay updated on the latest social media trends by regularly engaging with platforms like TikTok, Instagram, and LinkedIn, while also following trend-focused newsletters, creators, and analytics pages. I pay close attention to what styles, sounds, and formats are gaining traction, and I analyze how different audiences engage with them. This habit of monitoring shifts in digital culture mirrors the critical thinking and research skills needed in law school, where staying on top of evolving legal precedents and societal issues is key. I approach content creation with a strategic mindset: identifying what’s relevant, aligning it with brand identity, and delivering it in a way that resonates authentically. Just like in legal practice, successful content requires clarity, relevance, and timing.