UGC Creator for Ecomm Brand

DIY Tool Brand Looking for a UGC Creator Who Actually Knows a Garage We're a DIY tool brand looking for a UGC creator who actually knows their way around a garage, and we'd rather hear from someone who's been doing this a long time than someone who just bought their first socket set. If you've spent years turning your own wrenches, fixing your own trucks, and cussing at bolts you couldn't reach, you're exactly who we want on camera. The Delivery We're After Native American English is required, and we're looking for a natural, real, unpolished delivery. No studio voice, no announcer energy, no pitch-man vibes. Talk to the camera the way you'd talk to a buddy leaning on your fender. Our audience is folks who've been doing this since before YouTube existed, and they can smell a script from a mile away, so authenticity beats polish every single time. What You'll Be Filming You'll be filming both A-roll (you on camera, talking) and B-roll (real hands, real dirt, real work happening). We shoot on real vehicles in real garages, not on a clean white table under ring lights. Nice to Have Access to a pickup truck, an older American car, or any vehicle with a genuinely cramped engine bay is a big plus, as is a home garage or workshop you can film in. Technical Requirements You'll need to shoot in decent quality (a recent smartphone in 4K is completely fine, no fancy camera needed), get clean audio, and handle basic lighting so we can actually see what's happening in the shot. Experience Previous UGC experience is required, and we'd love to see examples, especially anything in tools, automotive, home improvement, or hardware. What to Include in Your Application Please include your rates for A-roll and B-roll, your typical turnaround time, and whether your rates include paid ad usage rights. The Gig This is a paid gig with real potential for ongoing work if the first batch goes well, and we're easy to work with. If you're the guy people in your family call when something breaks, drop us a line and show us what you've got.