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Mohammad Tallis

Video editor and writer. I have studied drama, and worked as a social media manager.

Video editor and writer. I have studied drama, and worked as a social media manager.

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About Me

Los Angeles, CA, USA

Skills

Video editing
Academic & Creative Writing
Content creation skills

Interests

Social media
Writing
Copywriting

Interview Questions

Lasting Brilliance

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Have you ever sold something online or in person? Share an example, big or small. Talk about what you learned from that selling experience

Absolutely! I’ve had several experiences as an in-person salesman. I learned many valuable lessons during that time. For instance, I discovered that even someone just asking for directions could end up purchasing if you deliver value, capture their attention, and ask for the sale. Another insight was that when people see others buying from you, it creates a sense of desire, and they suddenly want to buy too, eliminating the need for you to sell to them directly. There are many more lessons I learned, and if I tried to list them all, we would be here all day!

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What's your video creation process? How do you usually get your inspirations?

First, I study the target audience and niche. Next, I brainstorm and create an engaging hook, which serves as the foundation for the rest of the script. After that, I either record or generate the footage, or I may ask the page owner to record themselves following my script. Finally, I edit the footage and post it, along with a caption designed to deliver value or keep the audience engaged.

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Tell me about a piece of content you made that got more engagement than usual. What do you think made it successful?

It was a speechless video showing photography tricks for a photography page. I think what made it viral was its simplicity, visual appeal, and the use of random jump cuts, which gave the audience a jolt of dopamine.

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