Hello Gs! What do you think about this color gradation? Do you know why? Thank you all!! To keep creating!

I follow this Instagram account van.mosxi, mainly publishes car content, but these videos are impressive. I think it uses some davinci resolve fog effect, do you know how it does it? How could I get those effects and those colors?

I have done this color edition, I think it has become a little saturated, what do you think? It gives me the feeling that it is a little "unreal". Thank you!!

Every creator who’s actually building something had a moment where everything shifted. Not when the views came. Not when the gear got better. Not when the algorithm “favored” them. But the moment they started. For me, it was back in Kansas. I wasn’t thinking about content. I wasn’t trying to be a creator. One of my teammates looked at me and said something simple: “You should start recording and posting.” That was it. No master plan. No perfect setup. Just my phone, an idea, and the decision to begin. From that day on, everything changed. Not overnight but directionally. Skills compound. Confidence compounds. Audience compounds. Identity compounds. As Mark Twain said:“The secret of getting ahead is getting started.” There is no perfect time. There is only now. I want to hear from you 👇 - What was (or will be) your moment to start creating? - Who or what planted the seed? - If you haven’t started yet what’s really holding you back? Share it with the community. Your comment might be the push someone else needs to finally press record. Creators HQ isn’t about perfection. It's about expression, consistency, and becoming the kind of person who creates no matter what. 🎬🔥

I see it all the time people have amazing content, but no one sticks to watch it. Why? Because the first 3–5 seconds aren’t strong enough. Here’s the truth: if you don’t grab attention immediately, your video is dead before it even starts. This week I want you to focus on hook mastery. 💥 WHY THE FIRST 3–5 SECONDS MATTER - Human attention span is insanely short. - People scroll, swipe, or exit before your point lands. - If the hook fails, the content doesn’t matter your edit, sound, or story won’t save it. The hook is your entire first impression, and it determines if people stay. 🎯 HOOK STRATEGIES YOU CAN USE 1️⃣ Visual Shock / Curiosity - Something unusual or unexpected in frame - Movement, contrast, or color pops - Example: quick pan to reveal something surprising 2️⃣ Immediate Value - Show the result first (before the explanation) - “I made $1k in 1 day with this simple trick” - People stick because they want that outcome 3️⃣ Relatable Emotion - Pain, struggle, triumph instantly - Example: frustrated face / sigh / intense expression - Taps into empathy and curiosity 4️⃣ Text + Captions - Add a punchy caption that reinforces the hook - Keep it short, readable, and aligned with the feeling of the video 5️⃣ Audio Impact - Sound effects, voiceover punch, music drop - Sound sets the tone and reinforces the visual hook 6️⃣ Framing & Angles - Close-up + depth = attention - One strong angle is better than too many shaky shots - Make the first frame tell a story instantly ⚡ ACTION FOR THIS WEEK 1. Pick one of these hook strategies for your next short form video. 2. Film the first 3–5 seconds with intention, framing, captions, and audio in mind. 3. Drop your hook clip in the community and ask for feedback: - Does it grab attention? - Would you scroll past it? Mastering the hook isn’t luck. It's practice + awareness. The best creators win before the first second even hits. 🔥 CHALLENGE: Make 3 versions of your next video hook and see which one holds attention best. Share your results here let’s push each other to stop losing viewers in the first 5 seconds.