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Event Coverage and Social Media Content — Ateities Galimybių Mugė, Vilnius
Short description:
Same-day content production for a live youth fair — from filming to published post within hours.
About the project:
Tavo Europa participated in the Ateities Galimybių Mugė (Future Opportunities Fair) at the National Martynas Mažvydas Library in Vilnius. On day two of my internship, I was responsible for the full content cycle: filming the event, editing, and publishing to Instagram the same day.
What I delivered:
1. On-site filming of the fair — stand coverage, audience interactions, team moments.
2. Reel and carousel post produced and published same day.
3. Copywriting for the post caption in Lithuanian, maintaining Tavo Europa's warm, youth-facing tone.
4. Creative concept for the hero post — a fake SMS conversation format: "You really changed this year" / "I randomly stopped by one stand at a youth fair" — designed to feel native to Instagram and immediately relatable to a young audience.
Instead of a standard event recap, the post leads with an emotional outcome — personal change — and traces it back to one small, casual decision. It's the kind of content that makes someone stop scrolling because it feels like their story, not an ad.
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