Many content creators in the past year have turned the negatives of the Coronavirus and lockdown into a positive.

 

In March 2020, the UK Government announced the country was going into lockdown in response to the Coronavirus.

 

This left many people wondering how they were going to spend their time.

 

While some spent their time relaxing, others found the hobby of content creation.

 

Some people have since made this turn into a profession.

 

Platforms like TikTok, YouTube and Twitch were used to help people engage with others at a time where it was hard to do so.

 

I spoke with university student Cai Sherlock, 20, and content creator James Morris, 30, about their experience with content creation and how this was affected by the pandemic.