Which photoshoot do you actually need?
UGC Pieces
What you need is native-looking content in volume — the kind that reads as a real person using a real thing, not as an advertisement.
Which photoshoot do you actually need?
What you need is native-looking content in volume — the kind that reads as a real person using a real thing, not as an advertisement.
Authentic, platform-native pieces — photo or short vertical video — priced from £150 per piece. You commission the number you need rather than booking a day.
You prioritised video and volume over a hero image, which is the signature of a brand feeding an algorithm rather than building a portfolio. UGC-style work is deliberately less polished: handheld framing, natural light, unstaged pacing. That is not a lower standard, it is a different one — over-produced content underperforms in feeds precisely because it announces itself as an ad.
One idea per piece. A clear first second. Vertical framing with room at the top for a caption. And a product that appears in the first three seconds rather than arriving as a reveal — saving the product for the end is a habit borrowed from television advertising and it does not survive a scroll.
If you find yourself commissioning more than four or five pieces at once, a brand content day from £600 produces more material for the money.
The quiz asks 7 questions and each answer adds weight to one or more of 6 outcomes. This page is the one your answers weighted highest; the alternatives were Personal Branding Session, Fashion Lookbook, Brand Content Day, Model Portfolio / Editorial Portrait and Hotel & Venue Content. Where two outcomes score closely the honest answer is that either would work, which is why every outcome is readable from the list below rather than hidden behind the quiz.
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