Video Editor, AI, Google Sheets, Storyteller

This is probably similar to content creation. But content can also mean graphic designs, copyright, etc. So to not be confuse with that. I've been a video editor since 2015 when I started my personal Gaming YouTube channel. To then continue this passion until I started handling client work, to now being my full time career choice. If there's a style of video editing you need, I can most definitely create it and align it with your brand.

I've been using Adobe Premiere Pro as my main Video Editing software of choice.

As the Social Media scene has become more competitive. I've had to hone my skills in copywriting, specifically, story telling. With the use of AI tools such as ChatGPT, it has been made more possible to worry less about grammar and spelling, and focus more on what's important, the core of the message and what you want your viewers to resonate with.

As a YouTuber and YouTube Manager, it comes with the job that one should now how to create engaging, enticing and beautiful Thumbnails to not only just attract viewers, but to show them a glimpse of what is to be expected while giving them a level of excitement and reason to watch/interact with the content.

I enjoy making Google Sheets. Especially the creative ones that are also functional and straight to the point. While adding a flare of creativity by using conditional formatting to color up the sheet.

With the rise and wide spread availability of AI tools such as ChatGPT. It has become more evident than ever that by leveraging these AI tools can lead to better work outcome. The skill of asking tools such as ChatGPT the right prompts can be learned and experienced over time. It takes a creative mind to bring out the best from these AI Tools.

I go to Canva if I just need some simple edits, or to utilize there Music library and other stock assets. I also know how to edit videos in Canva, and not just basic editing skills. It's different from Pr in that there's less flexibility, but there is work arounds to get the same or similar results.

There was a time where I needed to do motion graphic work, so I learned After Effects. It has it's similarities to Pr and it's not at all that hard to learn. So if need be, I can always go back to using Ae if the job requires it.