When I started, I used my phone to share simple tips on cinematic videos. I later borrowed my dad’s DSLR to try vlogging and experiment with VFX. I also made editing tutorials and uploaded everything to YouTube. Most videos barely hit 200 views, but I didn’t mind, I genuinely loved the process of creating and sharing what I learned.

The first content that gained attention was a short film I made in 11th grade called Extraordinary. It’s about a boy who gains superpowers from a ring and saves his friend. It went viral and remains my most viewed video! I think what made it stand out was the VFX I added, people were surprised that a group of students pulled off that level of production.

My process starts by watching movies or content from other creators. I find inspiration through observing, whether it’s a cool shot, unique transition, or eye-catching effect. When something stands out, I take note and think about how to recreate it in my own style or build a new concept around it. It’s a mix of studying, experimenting, and letting creativity flow from the things I enjoy watching.

When I had my first viral video and hit millions of views. It changed everything, my followers grew, opportunities came in, and my work got noticed. Going from barely any views to millions felt surreal. Another moment that stuck with me was getting recognized in public. When people asked for selfies, I realized how much my content was truly connecting with others.