I've been creating content for years, and somewhere along the way it stopped being about content and more about a little mini piece of art. I started thinking in terms of light, pacing, texture, restraint. I learned that what holds a person's attention is rarely information, it's hinged on atmosphere. A product held up to a window at the right hour can say more than a script ever could.
I spent quite a while making UGC content for brands, and I learned a great deal from it, mostly what not to do. A brand would hire me for a campaign and send a script, often one that had to be repeated verbatim, ending in a call to action that felt so false coming off of my own tongue that I would cringe having to post it.
That format works for some people, but it was never me. When your instinct is to set a scene, to evoke a feeling, to make something beautiful, a script and a set of strict guidelines is the one environment that work cannot survive. A lot of the videos I would make, face to frame, rattling on about the product, trying to be one of those girls, when I have never in my life been that girl.
After a while doing that I worked with a particular brand who gave me full creative liberty. No parameters, no scripts or guidelines, just their product and my own creative eye. What came out of that was the work I had been trying to reach the whole time, and it changed the way I understood what I'm actually for. The last photo shown above is a still frame of what was created from that first shoot when I was given full creative liberties. At that point I quit making the other UGC even though it had been well paying, because it felt inauthentic. That brand and I now have an ongoing relationship in which I create full-bodied artistic content for them in my own way, and that experience taught me something I carry into every collaboration now:
How to blend my own creative instincts with the philosophy and aesthetic of a brand so that what we make together feels authentic and visually aligned rather than imposed.
This offering is what happens when my instincts and creative passions gets turned toward someone else's work. You have a product, and I make it a short film.
My medium is the footage itself. Cinematic, composed, color-graded, with a smooth voiceover that melts the entire thing together. Voice is my strongest instrument, and I use it the way narration is used in cinema.. words laid over image, so the product gets the close-up and the voice carries the feeling.
What you receive is footage that feels like it was made for you brand by someone who carries intention beyond just liking and using the product.
The Process
The process is simple. You send me your product. If you have a vision for the video, such as a concept, or a scene you keep picturing, tell me, and we'll shape it together, because I genuinely enjoy collaboration and some of the best work comes from a shared imagining.
If you don't have a vision and the idea of coming up with one is the very thing that's kept you from doing this, that's fine too. Hand me the reins entirely and I'll take it from there, concept to final cut, and you'll receive something made with the full weight of my own creative direction. In this case, the concept will be sent for your approval and notes prior to filming. You decide the length of the curated video based on your needs, up to 60 seconds.
When the video is finished, it belongs to you. In the legal sense. I transfer the full rights to you, in contract, and after purchase you'll receive a short ownership agreement. You can run it as an ad, put it on your website, cut it into reels, use it however you’d like. There is no licensing window, no renewal fee, no part of it that remains mine. I do it this way because I've never liked the model where a creator keeps ownership and rents the content back to the brand. The footage was made for your product, so it makes sense to me that it lives with you. In this industry, licensing is a separate fee, but you are essentially getting it at zero cost with full usage rights out of the gate, forever.
Pricing structure
The number of videos you order changes the price. One video is a single image of your product's story, three or five begin to build a world around it, and the pricing reflects that. The bundles cost less per video, because I'd rather make you a body of work and work with your brand in a deeper capacity.
The Single
$275 — One cinematic video featuring your product.
The Set of Three
$700 (save $125) — Three videos. Same product, three moods, three angles. Enough content for a full launch week or an A/B test on ads.
The Campaign
$1,050 (save $300) — Five videos. A month of content, a season of ads, a story told in chapters.
Every option includes:
- Cinematic, ad-ready footage with professional color and sound
- Voiceover narration written and recorded by me
- Full creative direction — hand me the reins, or bring me a vision and we'll build it together
- Full ownership. The video is yours. Use it for ads, your website, your socials. Wherever you want, forever.
- Up to 10 product shots from the shoot
- Up to 3 revisions to the video edit
I will reach out to you to begin the process via your email on file once your order is placed
I've been creating content for years, and somewhere along the way it stopped being about content and more about a little mini piece of art. I started thinking in terms of light, pacing, texture, restraint. I learned that what holds a person's attention is rarely information, it's hinged on atmosphere. A product held up to a window at the right hour can say more than a script ever could.
I spent quite a while making UGC content for brands, and I learned a great deal from it, mostly what not to do. A brand would hire me for a campaign and send a script, often one that had to be repeated verbatim, ending in a call to action that felt so false coming off of my own tongue that I would cringe having to post it.
That format works for some people, but it was never me. When your instinct is to set a scene, to evoke a feeling, to make something beautiful, a script and a set of strict guidelines is the one environment that work cannot survive. A lot of the videos I would make, face to frame, rattling on about the product, trying to be one of those girls, when I have never in my life been that girl.
After a while doing that I worked with a particular brand who gave me full creative liberty. No parameters, no scripts or guidelines, just their product and my own creative eye. What came out of that was the work I had been trying to reach the whole time, and it changed the way I understood what I'm actually for. The last photo shown above is a still frame of what was created from that first shoot when I was given full creative liberties. At that point I quit making the other UGC even though it had been well paying, because it felt inauthentic. That brand and I now have an ongoing relationship in which I create full-bodied artistic content for them in my own way, and that experience taught me something I carry into every collaboration now:
How to blend my own creative instincts with the philosophy and aesthetic of a brand so that what we make together feels authentic and visually aligned rather than imposed.
This offering is what happens when my instincts and creative passions gets turned toward someone else's work. You have a product, and I make it a short film.
My medium is the footage itself. Cinematic, composed, color-graded, with a smooth voiceover that melts the entire thing together. Voice is my strongest instrument, and I use it the way narration is used in cinema.. words laid over image, so the product gets the close-up and the voice carries the feeling.
What you receive is footage that feels like it was made for you brand by someone who carries intention beyond just liking and using the product.
The Process
The process is simple. You send me your product. If you have a vision for the video, such as a concept, or a scene you keep picturing, tell me, and we'll shape it together, because I genuinely enjoy collaboration and some of the best work comes from a shared imagining.
If you don't have a vision and the idea of coming up with one is the very thing that's kept you from doing this, that's fine too. Hand me the reins entirely and I'll take it from there, concept to final cut, and you'll receive something made with the full weight of my own creative direction. In this case, the concept will be sent for your approval and notes prior to filming. You decide the length of the curated video based on your needs, up to 60 seconds.
When the video is finished, it belongs to you. In the legal sense. I transfer the full rights to you, in contract, and after purchase you'll receive a short ownership agreement. You can run it as an ad, put it on your website, cut it into reels, use it however you’d like. There is no licensing window, no renewal fee, no part of it that remains mine. I do it this way because I've never liked the model where a creator keeps ownership and rents the content back to the brand. The footage was made for your product, so it makes sense to me that it lives with you. In this industry, licensing is a separate fee, but you are essentially getting it at zero cost with full usage rights out of the gate, forever.
Pricing structure
The number of videos you order changes the price. One video is a single image of your product's story, three or five begin to build a world around it, and the pricing reflects that. The bundles cost less per video, because I'd rather make you a body of work and work with your brand in a deeper capacity.
The Single
$275 — One cinematic video featuring your product.
The Set of Three
$700 (save $125) — Three videos. Same product, three moods, three angles. Enough content for a full launch week or an A/B test on ads.
The Campaign
$1,050 (save $300) — Five videos. A month of content, a season of ads, a story told in chapters.
Every option includes:
- Cinematic, ad-ready footage with professional color and sound
- Voiceover narration written and recorded by me
- Full creative direction — hand me the reins, or bring me a vision and we'll build it together
- Full ownership. The video is yours. Use it for ads, your website, your socials. Wherever you want, forever.
- Up to 10 product shots from the shoot
- Up to 3 revisions to the video edit
I will reach out to you to begin the process via your email on file once your order is placed
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