I vividly remember watching Tom Holland's (not that Tom Holland) "Child's Play" for the first time. I was only 8 years old at the time, so you can imagine how much that film traumatized me as a child. However, funnily enough, I've grown to love "Child's Play" over the years and it's currently one of my favorite films of all-time. I think that there's some profound meaning to that.Because I was exposed to horror from such a young age, the genre has been such a huge part of my life and holds a very special place in my heart. Today, I'm an avid horror nerd that obsesses over every scary movie that comes out. Naturally, this led me to start writing reviews about these movies, which then led me to try starting a blog, then a YouTube channel, a podcast and so on. None of these lasted very long as I learned how hard it can be to do everything by yourself.But in doing these things, I learnt a lot. I understood what goes into making a video, writing a script, setting up the right camera angles, how to edit them in a cohesive manner and so much more. It wasn't until when I entered college that I found where my true skills lied - writing.Writing has been something I've always been passionate about but never thought of it as a skill that I'm good at. I realized that all the times I've been spending trying to come up with new ideas and viewpoints in my reviews and scripts, that I've also been honing my craft.Since then, I've written feature articles for various entertainment sites where I talk about movies. I've also ventured into writing my first feature-length screenplay titled "Believe Me, Natalie." This screenplay was submitted to The Script Lab's Screenplay Contest in 2019 and was shortlisted as a semifinalist, making it into the Top 3% of over 5,500 submissions.I currently work as a full-time Copywriter at iWisers where I'm part of the Creative Team. Together, we come up with new and interesting ways of connecting brands with consumers through creative marketing that speaks to and resonates with them.