
Juding Interactive was where my short-video work began. It's where I first understood that product shorts aren't about piling up specs, but about turning "is it worth it" into something the viewer can see — opening with information density to earn attention, letting subtitles follow the action, and handing the decision back to the audience at the end. Category videos for camping lamps and trail-running shoes taught me to break selling points into visible evidence, and shaped a habit of leading with the conclusion, backing it with evidence, then returning to the scene — a framework I carried into later brand and AI promo work. This grounding underpins all the content work I've done since.