Introduction video
Get to know Alyssa, a Melbourne writer and content creator, in her introduction video. Here she tells you why she’s passionate about content creation and how she can help your brand.
@alyssaforato
Hi there! I’m a Melbourne writer and content creator. I specialise in the fashion, beauty and lifestyle space, but that doesn’t mean I don’t create content for other types of businesses. No matter what you make, I’m sure I can sell it in a creative and engaging way 🤩 With years of experience in the media industry and social media management, I know exactly how to craft the perfect video that will target your audience. Please reach out so we can create amazing content together!💕
Get to know Alyssa, a Melbourne writer and content creator, in her introduction video. Here she tells you why she’s passionate about content creation and how she can help your brand.
I was briefed by the Larder & Vine team to do an unboxing of their Dutch Oven, highlighting the quality of the product. Once submitted to them, this video was to be used across all of their social media platforms.
I was briefed to create a video promoting Student Edge's student deals – without it being too in-your-face or salesy. The video was to boost awareness for the deals section, so students are able to receive discounts on their daily food and drink purchases. I decided to film a ‘daily vlog’ style video, with a focus on getting a Top Juice with a Student Edge deal. This was received very well by the client and audiences.
While this video was not a paid ad for Service Denim, it is a showcase of my content skills. I promoted their 'free alteration' service on TikTok, and it was very well received by audiences (engagement is extremely high). I didn't even tell Service Denim I created this video, they found it on their own and thanked me for the well-crafted content by providing me with a voucher.
I was tasked with creating a video for RentPay that consisted of me breaking down my fortnightly spending and showing my budgeting routine. In the video, I needed to subtly throw in RentPay and say that I use it to pay my rent, and the client did not want a CTA at the end (e.g. 'download RentPay now!')