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benny is a useful reference point because he’s a singaporean creator in a similar demographic building an audience around running, lifestyle, and self-improvement — close to the intersection of what I do at ryeones. watching how he structures and shoots his videos is useful process research, especially given I’m still deciding between davinci resolve and Premiere for my editing workflow. his production approach (what gear, what structure, how he batches filming) is directly applicable to improving the seeksophie video output.
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- batch filming sessions — plan at minimum 2–3 content pieces per filming session rather than filming one at a time. prep shots, B-roll lists, and voiceover notes before touching the camera.
- watch one creator process video per fortnight — treat studying other creators’ workflows as part of the content job, not optional enrichment.
- after a filming session, note what went smoothly vs what needed extra takes — build a “production lessons” running list.
- study benny dong’s specific editing approach and note 3 things to borrow for the next ryeones or seeksophie video
- decide on editing software (DaVinci Resolve vs Premiere) and commit — stop treating it as an open question
- build a standard B-roll shot list template for seeksophie restaurant/location shoots
- look at benny’s video structure and map it against the seeksophie IG reels format: what’s transferable?