UGC creator in Michigan
Short video ads for brands that sell to men, and to the families they shop for.
I’m a dad of four under four with a day job in paid media. I film at home, in the garage and out in the yard, with the product in my hands the way your customer will hold it.
Four kids under four. Your product gets used in a loud, real house, and that is what ends up on camera.
My day job is paid media. Every video is built to be tested: a few hooks, one clear call to action, and cuts sized for Meta and TikTok.
My wife Annie shoots UGC for more than 50 brands. Need a couple, a family, or his-and-hers angles? One brief covers both of us. See Annie’s work
Pick a video and press play. Sound is on.
A 30-second intro, then one ad cut with three different openers.
“Who I am, what I shoot, three quick clips, how to book.”
“Problem first: I was paying forty bucks for a tub that's mostly filler.”
“Result first: thirty grams of protein before my kids are awake.”
“Curiosity first: read the back of your protein tub. I'll wait.”
Beard, hair, skin, shave. The two-minute routine, on camera.
“The line-up I do every Sunday, start to finish.”
“My wife noticed before I did.”
Protein, hydration, recovery, gear. Shot where I train.
“5am lift, four kids asleep upstairs. This is how I'm awake.”
“Thirty-something knees, explained in twenty seconds.”
Four kids under four. If it survives this house, it works.
“The only snack all four of them agree on.”
“She bought it. I said we didn't need it. I was wrong.”
Tools, yard, grill, gear. Michigan weather included.
“I put off this fix for a year. It took six minutes.”
“Michigan gave me eight inches overnight. Watch this.”
Every project is quoted from the brief. Send it over and I’ll come back with a price.
Tell me the brand, the product and the deadline. I reply within 48 hours.