There is a misconception a lot of creators fall for when they are just starting, one I believed at first, too. The myth is this: every video must be perfect. Every joke must land. Every caption must be flawless. Every idea must be gold. And until it is? Do not Read more…
People always ask where I get the ideas for my skits. The truth? Most of them start as a tiny, throwaway thought, some random comment I heard in line at the grocery store, a dumb situation I imagined in the shower, or a joke I texted a friend at 2AM Read more…
When I made my skit videos on TikTok, it was just me. Me filming… me. Playing both sides of the conversation, switching outfits, mouthing lines back and forth like a one-person improv group with no budget and not enough phone storage. Filming alone has pretty much become second nature to Read more…
I used to think that once I finished filming a skit, I was basically done. I’d drag the clips into the timeline, toss in some captions, line up a sound, and hit post. But after making a bunch of short TikTok sketches, and rewatching the ones that flopped, I realized Read more…
As I have stated before, when I first started making short TikTok videos, I wasn’t using fancy gear, elaborate plots, or even my real voice. I was just mouthing jokes I thought of or putting a spin on a joke I’d heard before, playing both characters in a conversation, and Read more…
If you have ever made a TikTok and thought, “This is the one. This is going to blow up,” only for it to flop harder than a fish out of water, you are not alone. I have been there more times than I care to admit. But the funny part? Read more…
Let me just say it upfront: I shoot all of my videos on my phone. No fancy camera, no help, no lighting setup that looks like it came off a Marvel set. Just me, my phone, and usually a race against time before I run out of storage. And do Read more…
There is this moment after posting a video when you are just… waiting. You have spent all your time contemplating the idea, filming it, and then editing it so it is perfect, and now it is out there. The views start adding up, but what I have learned to care Read more…
When I first started creating comedy sketches for TikTok, I did not give much thought to recurring characters. Every video was about its own little island, new premises, new character, new punchline. But after a while, I noticed something strange. The videos that got the best response were not always Read more…
There is something magical about a video that makes you laugh aloud in under 30 seconds. It feels effortless, like lightning in a bottle. But behind that punchy, well-timed joke is a new form of storytelling that is rapidly reshaping the world of comedy, and it is happening in real Read more…