Biokit Updates & Creator Inspiration

🆕 Biokit Updates

Animated backgrounds was launched this week! Did you try it out yet?

Login, then click on Design → Animated

Let us know what colors we should add in the Whatsapp Community!

Our next feature cost us a bit more time than expected, but trust me: it will be worth the wait.

Soon you’ll be able to add a video intro to your portfolio.

This will really make your portfolio stand out from the crowd.
Keep an eye on the Whatsapp Community as we will announce it there when the feature is live!

👀 Here is a sneak peak:

I want to call attention to one of my current favorite creators who is MASTERFULLY playing the creator game – Life of Riza.

She gives some pretty remarkable insights on her life as a 30-year old creative, and creates cinematic and introspective videos while sharing her views and philosophies on life.

In this video you’ll definitely find some useful tips:

After being on the platform for years, she experienced a surge of a few 100k subscribers within months fairly recently. It goes to show how much of a long-term game YouTube is; it’ll take a lot of effort and uniqueness to create a portfolio of valuable content, but the payoff is significant.

Riza has now positioned herself as a respected and trusted creator on the platform that people respect and trust.

I see more creators stepping up their game and creating similar videos with amazing storytelling and putting a lot of thought into their cinematography, just like @Joekenneth_ on Instagram.

Check out his latest collaboration with Lincoln here. 👇🏼
I always get very inspired when I see collaborations like this.

joekenneth_

View more on Instagram

💡 Creator Tip

Here’s some quick wins for your storytelling skills:

1. Start with the ending

   Some creators really think a lot about the start, but mostly it’s the ending that sticks with us. Start with the ending! It will give you clarity when writing the rest of the story.

2. Tell a story for sure, but mostly SHOW it!

   Having clear visual links to your story will keep your audience engaged.

3. What’s is your video asking? And what’s the answer?
   In every story, there is a (hidden) question. What question is your content asking? Could the question be improved? And how do you choose to answer it?

Personal Note:
This is your reminder to not give up on your dreams as a creator.
A YouTube short that I posted 200(!) days ago on is now going viral 🤣 
Can you believe it?

Keep on creating guys, it will pay off!!

Speak soon! ✌️

Kees & the Biokit team