I love both, because each allows me to express creativity in different ways. I really enjoy capturing a strong moment with a digital camera. At the same time, I love editing video content, layering clips, music, and effects to create dynamic, engaging stories that move and inspire viewers. 

I approach syncing multiple audio and video sources by first establishing clear reference points, like a visual cue or an audio beat, to align each clip accurately. I work in layers, adjusting timing frame by frame if needed, and use waveform visualization to match audio precisely across sources. I also make iterative checks, playing back sections repeatedly to ensure transitions feel smooth and natural. Beyond technical alignment, I consider the story and energy of the mashup, making creative adjustments so the visuals and audio enhance each other and keep the content engaging and shareable.

I’m most comfortable using CapCut, Adobe Premiere Pro, and Canva Video for video editing and mashups. I’ve used these tools to sync multiple video and audio streams, enhance visual quality, and create engaging, shareable content. I’m also familiar with layering audio, adjusting timing for smooth transitions, and adding effects that maximize viewer engagement. For quick and creative mashups, I often leverage CapCut for its speed and intuitive timeline controls, while Premiere Pro allows for more precise, professional-level edits.