Duration: 32m | Video: .MP4, 1280x720, 30 fps | Audio: AAC, 48 kHz, 2ch | Size: 374 MB
Genre: eLearning | Language: English
There are many reasons why TikTok has become one of the most popular social media platforms today. Some of the factors contributing to its success, just to name a few, include its massive library of popular songs, trend-worthy effects, and the platform's devotion to encouraging small niche communities to grow. But one of the major benefits of being active on this platform is that it doesn't take years of steady growth to make it big. Sometimes, all you need is a single video to go viral to become a known creator on the app. In other words, learning how to make TikTok videos has never been more important.

In this class, I'll take you step by step through the process of making a TikTok video with the potential to go viral.
How to make TikTok videos with viral potential
Now that you've decided which camera option you'll use to shoot your video, here are some tips for creating a TikTok with the potential to go viral
Get to the point. Don't drag people along for the entire 60 seconds. Short, sweet, and quick-to-the-point videos are more popular.
Use trending sounds or songs. TikTok favors videos that engage with already well-performing sounds. Think about the sounds you always hear on your For You page.
Use trending hashtags. TikTok actually lists the top-trending hashtags on the Discover tab.
Hop on a trend. Lean into content that is already popular on the app, such as a popular dance or showing off something unique about your house. Don't be afraid to hop on a trend — just be sure to put your own spin on it.
Tell a story. While everyone loves a good trending dance video, stories are the most likely pieces of content to go viral from unknown accounts. If you have a crazy tale to tell, let us hear it!
Leave a little mystery. Whether you're giving advice or relating a crazy anecdote, don't explain everything in one video. If you leave some questions unanswered, people will comment and ask for a follow-up video.
Get excited — all you need is a phone and the TikTok app and you're ready to get started!
While any student can enjoy and learn from Faisal's point of view, this class was developed for beginner and intermediate short video creators who want to get involved on TikTok.
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