UGC Creator - Mom With 7-15 Year Old for Kids & Teens Hydration Product Review

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Hi there! We are a product review site seeking a talented UGC Creator with a kid (age 7-15) to produce photo and video content for a modern supplement brand.

About the brand: A leading kids & teens supplement company with a No Junk commitment. We are focusing on their new hydration product, a clean-ingredient formula designed to fill nutritional gaps and increase hydration without any fillers, fake sugars, or artificial colors.

What you’ll receive: You will be sent the hydration product, along with a few additional top competitor products, to shoot a "head-to-head" comparison review.

About you:

Parent Creator: Aged 30-45. You have a child between the ages of 7 and 15 years old, comfortable being on camera.

The Ask:

~40-50 High-Res Images:

We are looking for a mix of high-quality lifestyle and product photography.

10-15 Short B-Roll Videos (5-10s each):

Simple, vertical video clips we can use for ads.

1 Talking Head Video (30-60s):

A direct-to-camera testimonial.

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