How am i different from everyone else?

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Over the past couple of years through my graduate degree program in digital content creation and strategy and my own professional experiences, I have grown to learn many different skills within the world of content creation. I love being able to create visual imagery through photography, videography and graphic design and I have been fortunate enough to be able to learn so many different things in the Adobe Creative Cloud, and I will continue to learn more. I use Adobe apps every day in the professional world and even for my personal use and ongoing projects I am working on, whether it is Lightroom, Photoshop or After Effects, I have learned to be proficient in those apps and so many more to create high level content.

While most of my work is in photography, I have also been able to grow and expand in the videography and graphic design space, learning a lot on my own or in graduate school. I think that is what differentiates me from other content creators, I know many of the Adobe apps and the ways around them, not just photo-based Adobe apps but also video editing and graphic’s making tools like Premiere Pro, After Effects and Illustrator. I think it can sometimes be hard to find someone who can be able to use many different Adobe apps, sometimes people like to focus on just certain apps. Along with that I also own all my own professional photography and videography equipment that I use almost every day. I feel like to be the best of the best, you need to have the best equipment that is reasonable for the level you’re at and its monetary value along with trying to be the best professional version of yourself.

I pride myself in being a digital content creator and will always look to learn more from YouTube videos and other people in the social media space. I enjoy what I do and am hoping to continue to build my career around all these fun skills I have learned.

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