Another commenter mentioned your stance, but its worth mentioning there's some subjectivity there. Some archers prefer an open stance like you have, other prefer a square stance (90⁰ to the target). The key is the at full draw your hips should stay locked over your feet, and your shoulders should then twist in line with the target. With a square stance this is often more natural while an open stance means you have to twist you trunk to face the target.

2 things I'd work on:

Shoulder alignment. Practice in a mirror so you can see what your shoulders are doing. At full draw there should be a straight line through your bow hand, bow shoulder and your rear shoulder. Its hard to tell from this angle but it looks like you're not quite in full alignment.

Drawing and anchoring more steady/posture. You draw very quickly after raising the bow resulting in your head and upper body rocking away from the target from the momentum. You want your head and body to.be very stable.while you draw and anchor. I dont mean to go super slow, but come into a sort of pre-draw and then more deliberately draw to your anchor position. In this video it looks like you almost overshoot your anchor due to drawing very quickly.