I edited a satirical lecture-style video where I presented a breakdown of modern dating slang ("rizz") as if it were a serious academic topic.

The main focus of this edit was to subvert the boring PowerPoint presentation trope, turning it into a high-energy comedy piece that kept viewers entertained despite the educational format.

To achieve this, I used:

Comedic Timing & Pacing: I cut the dialogue specifically to land the jokes, leaving just enough "dead air" for awkward pauses (for effect) and speeding up during the rants.

Graphic Pop-ups: Instead of complex motion graphics, I used perfectly timed static images and text overlays to punch up the humor and visually emphasize the data.

Visual Punchlines: I treated the screen like a canvas, placing perfectly timed elements that interacted with my hand gestures to land the joke visually, not just verbally.

The result is an edutainment piece that feels:

Intellectually engaging (even if the topic is silly)

Visually active, preventing "lecture fatigue"

Proof that I can make any topic—and any format—entertaining.

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