I feel very comfortable both in front of the camera and in the edit. I film and post content regularly, so being on camera feels natural for me. Here is an example of a recent street interview I shot and edited: https://www.tiktok.com/@faev_app/video/7551214738970053919?lang=en

I know how to bring energy on screen, keep people engaged, and shape the footage into a tight, scroll stopping final clip. I can lead interviews, direct reactions, and cut everything together in a way that feels clean, fast, and ready for social.

I get street interviews to go viral because this is literally my wheelhouse. I film them constantly for my brand Faev, like this one: https://www.instagram.com/p/DQZ38SfkgmP/

I know how to stop strangers, get them laughing in five seconds, and pull out the authentic reactions that perform on TikTok.

I come from years in beverage and CPG marketing, so I know how to pitch drinks in a way that feels fun, not forced. I have worked Expo West, Fancy Food, and more demos than I can count, so talking to people about a product is second nature. I also have my own street interview mic, so audio is crisp and content is ready to edit immediately.

For benny, I would lead with snappy hooks that make people turn around and answer: “Be honest. Do you trust energy drinks?” “How many milligrams of caffeine is too many?” “Do you drink energy drinks or are you terrified of them?” Then: “Have you heard of benny? It is the clean energy swap everyone is talking about.” My prep includes scouting high traffic spots, creating a list of quick-fire prompts, testing which hook gets the strongest reactions, and capturing a mix of comedic answers, surprising answers, and heartfelt answers. That is what creates viral moments. I keep it fast, fun, human, and highly shareable.

Yes! I have used Loom to make product walkthrough videos for my old job where I worked as an account executive. I would often make videos on how certain programs work, and also I run a tech app myself so am always screenrecording content.