Yes, I’m comfortable appearing on camera consistently. I’ve gotten used to it through classes, presentations, and social media, and I’m confident speaking clearly and naturally on camera. I’m also open to feedback and always looking to improve.

I’d focus on the overall style rather than the exact script—things like the pacing, tone, visuals, and structure of the video. I’d identify what makes it engaging, such as the hook at the beginning, the editing style, or how information is delivered, and then apply those elements to original content. This way, the video feels familiar to the audience while still being creative and authentic.

I had to learn a new software tool for a class project on a short timeline. I watched tutorials, practiced using it right away, and asked questions when I got stuck. By the end of the week, I was comfortable using it and able to contribute fully to the project.