I don\u2019t know about you, but it\u2019s shameful how much time I spend on TikTok. I downloaded it just to check it out because it was getting so much press, like Vine before it.<\/p>\n
I quickly found myself sucked into a world of carefree scrolling and mild chuckles \u2014 oh, and some truly creative video techniques that might actually reveal the future of filmmaking. But let\u2019s not get ahead of ourselves here, right?<\/p>\n
TikTok is just a simple (and mostly harmless) social networking video app that’s predominantly used by Gen Z teenagers to do dances and share updates about how goofy their parents are.<\/p>\n
Like anything that becomes a major viral launcher, the platform has also drawn a great deal of interest from professional comedians, influencers, and even aspiring filmmakers who have ample opportunity to use this simple medium as a showcase for their talents.<\/p>\n
Let\u2019s take a look at how these next-gen creators are using content to usher in a whole new age for filmmakers.<\/p>\n
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