Available for Senior-Level Roles — Charlotte, NC
AI-Integrated Creative Strategist
Storyteller · Content Systems Designer
Nikki Crawford — AI-Integrated Creative Strategist · Storyteller
Social Media Specialist Candidate — Twilio
Cinematic Short Form Story — AI-Integrated Production
What you are watching is not a traditional reel.
It is an 80 second cinematic argument for why feeling-first content wins. Directed, written, and produced as a direct response to your call for a Social Media Specialist who thinks differently.
This is what I believe social media should feel like at Twilio. Not content that fills a feed. Content that changes how someone feels about a brand.
The tools are new. The instinct is not.
"My vision is my contribution. The impact can be ours."
Content Classification
Tools Used to Create This Film
01 — About
"Every brand has a story. Most of them go unheard."
Not because the story is not there. Because no one translated it into something people could feel. That has always fascinated me. The space between information and emotion. The moment content stops being content and starts being connection.
I am an architect of that space.
Empathy
I come with something unique. A background that spans regulated industries, fine art, and AI-integrated production. Years spent sitting across from people in their most complicated moments in healthcare decisions, retirement plans, claims, learning how to say the right thing in a way that actually lands. That kind of empathy does not leave you. It becomes the foundation of everything you create.
Curiosity
I am endlessly curious about the human psyche. How color makes someone feel before they read a single word. How sound changes the weight of an image. How a transition can shift someone's entire emotional state. This is not just how I think about content. It is how I am wired.
Evolution
I am always learning. Always evolving. And never afraid of where a bold idea might lead.
02 — Experience
The choice is always yours.
Earlier Professional Experience
03 — Skills & Tools
Creative & Design
AI & Emerging Tech
Marketing & Strategy
Certifications
Education
EST. 1963
Bachelor of Arts
University of Central Florida
Orlando, Florida
04 — Results
06 — B2B
Favorite Viral B2B Post — Last Six Months
My favorite viral B2B post right now is HubSpot on TikTok.
The Setup
The post opens with screen text that reads "Sales team when new Q2 targets drop" and before the suit reveal even happens you see it. Quick cuts of a worker actually inside HubSpot pulling up tools. The dashboard. The pipeline. The data. Real product. Real interface. Real work being done in real time. It is not a mockup or a demo reel. It is somebody getting ready. And that detail matters because it grounds the whole post in reality before the fantasy kicks in.
The Sound
Then it cuts. Should I Stay or Should I Go by The Clash drops. A punk rock anthem from 1982. Ranked one of the greatest songs ever recorded. Featured in Stranger Things. Known across every generation that has ever existed. The second that guitar riff hits your ears you already have a feeling in your body before your brain catches up.
The Reveal
And then the Iron Man suit reveal. Except every single suit emerging from the wall is labeled with a HubSpot product. Customer Agent. Breeze Agent. Prospecting Agent. Enrichment Agent. Each one its own hero suiting up for battle. HubSpot did not make a corporate announcement. They made a moment. They showed you the tools first so you understood the stakes. Then they made those tools feel like armor.
"They did not make a corporate announcement. They made a moment."
What it signals beyond the content itself is something I think about a lot. When you look at Google or Facebook headquarters they are not just offices. They are environments. Colorful. Alive. Full of energy and culture and people who actually want to be there. HubSpot content does that for a brand. It does not just tell you they have a great product. It makes you feel like working there would actually be fun. Like the culture matches the content. Like you want in.
That is the vicarious effect. People follow brands they want to be associated with not just products they need to buy. HubSpot understood that the line between consumer behavior and professional behavior is thinner than most B2B companies admit. People are still people at work. They respond to the same things. Familiarity. Humor. A song they already love. A movie moment they already remember.
That philosophy lives in everything I create. You meet people where they already are emotionally. Then you bring them somewhere new.
"Results are not random. They are designed."
follow the white rabbit
05 — Contact
"Bad content is the plague. Together we are the cure."