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yeah it’s possible, but i think it’s a little harder and usually takes more intention
a lot of brands do want face-forward content because it feels more personal, but faceless content can still work if it’s actually useful or well done. like product demos, screen recordings, aesthetic/lifestyle shots, hands-only clips, tutorial style stuff, that kind of thing
i just wouldn’t go into it thinking faceless = easier, because you still need a reason for people or brands to care. the content has to be clear, specific, and good enough to make up for not having your face as the “hook”
so yeah, possible for sure. just probably better to position it around a style or strength instead of around “i don’t want to show my face”
