Yes, absolutely. I’m very organized with my content planning and am confident in maintaining a consistent posting schedule while meeting deadlines.

I’m very comfortable being on camera and filming myself. I’ve been creating content consistently for several years, so I’m confident speaking naturally, delivering key messages clearly, and adapting my energy depending on the brand’s tone.

If you gave me one Dijie Shooter and one week, I wouldn’t try to convince 50 random USC students individually. I would activate 3–4 tight friend clusters and let network effect do the work.

I’d bring the Dijie Shooter to a party, tailgate, or dance rehearsal where 15–20 people are already together. Instead of explaining the app formally, I’d naturally use it to capture fun, chaotic moments and immediately show people the private, no-algorithm feed. Now that one group is posting, I’d create FOMO by casually showing other friends: “Wait you’re not on Dijie? You missed last night’s feed.” Let them scroll the live cluster. Emphasize: no AI, no random viewers, just your circle. I’d repeat this at another party or maybe even a CASA event! I’d position the Dijie Shooter as “the USC party camera.”