UGC Creator (Short Videos)
a DTC beauty brand · Remote, US only
$80–$150/task
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A short task taken from a real shift. There are no wrong answers, only hints, and nothing you do here is sent to anyone.
Try it in 60 seconds
Plan a 20 second video for a water bottle
A brand sent you their insulated bottle. Choose the opening line, put the shots in order, and pick the caption.
Brief: Trailside insulated bottle, 20 seconds, vertical
ExampleStep 1. Pick the first line you say on camera. It has 3 seconds to keep people watching.
The job in plain words
About the job
A beauty brand sells online and needs short, natural videos of real people using its products.
How it works
- The brand sends you a short brief and the products
- You film 30 to 60 second videos on your phone: talking to camera, showing the product, or unboxing it
- You send the videos, and the brand posts them on its own accounts
Pay
$80 to $150 for each video the brand accepts. Most creators make 4 to 8 videos a month. You do not need followers.
What you need
- A phone with a good camera
- Comfortable talking to the camera
- Basic editing in an app such as CapCut
Training and pay
- $80–$150/task, paid in US dollars
- Hours: Project-based
- Free products and repeat work
- Free to apply. iince never charges job seekers.
A normal shift
- Day 1Product arrives with a one-page brief.
- Day 2Try the product and write a short script from the brief.
- Day 3Film on your phone in good daylight, a few takes each.
- Day 4Send the clips. The brand asks for small changes if needed.
Example schedule. Your hours depend on the shifts you choose.
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