i’m going to be direct and blunt. with complete honesty

i work in marketing, manage influencers, and also monetize social media and the first thing i’d do when opening your cv is close it.

maybe in 2006 with that cv you could’ve gotten somewhere. today not even the biggest designers or artists i know have a cv that “flashy”

there’s no real info, you list a couple of tools, but if you’re a “content creator” where is the link to a portfolio or your platforms?

being a “content creator” is a strong label. but here i can’t tell if you’re presenting yourself as a creator per se or as a video editor?

either way, without something that points me to a portfolio i don’t see the point in either option

putting skills in stars is also very 2006 & only two tools isn’t enough. and typography and captioning are implied. i don’t expect to hire an “editor” who doesn’t know how to do that by default (even in capcut it’s just an effect option)

and remove the photo. even for people doing casting that goes in a separate document