Hosting a show like "L’Usine des Peurs" is no small feat, especially for someone like me who's better known for online pranking rather than traditional TV. Preparing to host this intense horror-prank hybrid pushed me to improve how I communicate and engage with the audience, including practicing diction and pacing to keep viewers on edge without overwhelming them. The show's premise is a thrilling mix of horror elements and prank games where participants face electrifying challenges that test their nerves and reactions. My experience with online pranks helped me create situations that are scary but entertaining, often pushing my friends and contestants to their limits—and sometimes to tears or jumpscares. Watching their real-time reactions was as entertaining as it was challenging to manage as a host! Working with Crave also gave me new insights into professional television production. It was exciting to meet people who've worked in radio and broadcasting, who helped me polish my hosting skills. This collaboration broadened my understanding of the entertainment industry beyond the web, making this a truly transformative experience. What stayed with me the most are the emotional highs and lows—from the screams that filled the studio to the moments when contestants admitted being genuinely terrified or even traumatized by certain trials. Knowing that the show creates lasting memories for participants validated my role as the host and made me proud to be part of this unique concept. If you enjoy shows that combine suspense, horror, and real reactions, "L’Usine des Peurs" is a must-watch. It’s more than just scares; it’s about the human response to fear and the fun in pushing boundaries safely on camera. Being chosen for this role was an honor and a new chapter in my career, showing that digital creators can succeed and evolve in traditional media spaces.