'Maybe They Were Not That Good': Ahsan Vazir On Why Bhuvan Bam's Content Worked While Other Creators Struggled | FPJ Exclusive

In an exclusive interview with The Free Press Journal for OFF THE FEED, digital content creator Ahsan Vazir discussed the transition of creators from simple social media videos to larger productions. He highlighted Bhuvan Bam as a prime example of a creator who successfully evolved from phone-shot videos to web series and films while maintaining a strong connection with his audience.

Vazir believes that not all creators succeed in this transition due to their inability to adapt their content to changing audience expectations.

During the interview, Vazir pointed out that it is not only about upgrading the format or enhancing production quality, but also about understanding how to adapt content as audience preferences evolve. He stated that audiences ultimately respond to good content, regardless of the aspect ratio, length, or technical aspects. With the abundance of content available, audiences have become more selective, and better production quality brings with it higher expectations in terms of lighting, framing, and overall presentation.

Reflecting on his own journey, Vazir mentioned that he, too, progressively moved from phone shots to DSLR and cinema-line cameras. He cited Bhuvan Bam as a successful example of a creator who mastered every aspect ratio and quality, from phone videos, series, to a film. Vazir concluded by suggesting that some creators may not have connected with audiences on higher-quality platforms simply because they were not as good.