What if Instagram worked like a creative canvas instead of a fixed grid? You could: • Reorder your feed like Tetris keeping photo sizes original (optional toggle) • Drag, swap, rotate posts without deleting history • Edit carousels after posting, delete, add, crop, stylize, undo • Attach a different song to each photo • Link a website directly to a post • Send people straight to streaming platforms • Connect your own music catalog (Spotify, Apple Music, YouTube Videos etc.) • Treating your profile like an album/theme rollout, not just a timeline capture Even deeper: Posts could understand intent, helping creators organize, narrate, and evolve their work instead of chasing algorithms. Ah I dream of this stuff. Less anxiety. Less noise. More meaning. Sound, visuals, memory, all editable, all expressive. Just an idea that’s been living in my head for a while.

I’ll reply with one thing I’d tighten to make it clearer, sharper, or more effective. If your bio feels “fine” but not convincing, this is usually why.

College’s been kicking my behind and I haven’t really had time to animate. Finally able to get a small little editing project for Derrick Rose’s Jersey retirement done and I am trying to get back into the groove of things after months of not creating content. Sorry if I haven’t replied or been distant to any of you, was just trying to lock in on classes.

Hey Creatives👋 I’ve been seeing some really cool reels and content ideas floating around lately, and it got me thinking what’s something you’ve seen that made you stop scrolling and go “okay… I should try that”? Could be a reel format, hook style, storytelling angle, or even a trend you’d love to put your own spin on. Drop links, describe the idea, or just share the vibe, let’s steal and inspire each other. What’s one piece of content you’re excited to test next?

I'm from Idaho and my creative business is Medema Studio. I offer primarily videography and 3D product animation services but am dipping my toe into paid advertising this year for my ecommerce and drop shipping clients. I'd like to be held accountable for my personal growth, I typically prefer to be behind the camera instead of in front of it so it'll be good to use this as a platform to reach goals and see what works for others. I'm not sure how I feel about Skool yet, typically I despise people who sell courses but I figure it'll be a good accountability tracker and I'm interested to see techniques other people use for social algorithms, formatting, Meta ads, brand launches and funnel building. For fun I like to work on my business, rock climb, and I bartend one night a week at a fancy distillery to subtly hand out business cards to business owners. Here's my workspace: