Yes, I am definitely comfortable, confident, and passionate appearing in front of the camera since I am a UGC Creator myself.

If I were to be subjective on this one, when I replicate a TikTok video style without copying a script, I focus on copying the structure and energy, not the words because sometimes when I talk in front of the camera, I start with a quick, personal hook that feels like a realization, talking about a relatable problem. Like for instance, the exhausting swiping or bad matches for a casual dating app like this. Casually introducing the AI dating app as something I tried, sharing my one natural benefit or emotional shift I noticed about this app, and end with a low-pressure CTA that feels like a friend’s suggestion. Supposedly I’ll just think in promoting this app as something like I recommend it to my friend casually introducing as a natural conversation between me and the audience. Again, filming it casually, like a FaceTime, keeping if there is imperfections, and let it sound conversational rather than salesy—this keeps it authentic, original, and TikTok-native way video style.

I am highly 100% confident being on camera, with scripts on break indicating the details in promoting about the app. I also edit nicely on Capcut! Whether that could be the right editing style technique for that app or different as long as I am open for discussions for tweaks and changes.