Core production
One clear piece of content, built properly.
- 15–60 second vertical video
- Concept development and scripting
- Product demo and on-camera performance
- Edited delivery for organic or paid use
- One revision round
UGC video services for brands
From first hook to final handoff.
Strategy, scripting, on-camera performance, product demonstration, and vertical editing—with add-ons and usage rights scoped to the campaign.
Request a project quoteCreative versioning
Build the version set the placement needs.
- Additional hooks and CTA variations
- Alternate openings and cutdowns
- Paid-social variations
- Platform-specific edits
- Monthly content packages
Source material & rights
Scope ownership and usage before production.
- Raw footage and UGC photography
- Paid usage licensing
- Whitelisting
- Category exclusivity
- Extended usage terms
Category fit
Strongest where clarity and personality meet.
Stoney brings direct product explanation, lived-in audience context, and a warm creator voice to categories that can easily become technical, generic, or overproduced.
Real fandom context without forcing creator-style hype.
Feature explanations translated into useful human moments.
Demonstrations grounded in clear, relatable benefits.
Routine-led storytelling with a natural on-camera voice.
Project process
Five decisions keep the work moving.
Every step has a purpose, owner, and approval point before the next one begins.
- 01Brief
Goal, audience, platform, claims, timeline, and rights.
- 02Concept
Angle, hook, script, CTA, and visual plan.
- 03Approval
Confirm the creative direction before production.
- 04Production
Film, perform, edit, caption, and quality-check.
- 05Delivery
Final files, approved variants, and scoped source material.
What is included in a core UGC video?
A typical core project can include concept development, scripting, product demonstration, on-camera performance, an edited 15–60 second vertical video, and one revision round. The final scope is confirmed before production.
Can a project include multiple hooks or CTA variations?
Yes. Additional hooks, CTA variations, cutdowns, and other versioning can be scoped when the campaign needs creative testing or multiple placements.
Are raw footage and usage rights included automatically?
No. Raw footage, paid usage, whitelisting, exclusivity, and extended licensing are separate scope decisions so the deliverable and rights match the campaign.
Which categories are the strongest fit?
Stoney is especially well suited to gaming, apps, tech, home products, food, wellness, and modern lifestyle work where a clear explanation and warm on-camera personality matter.
Ready when the brief is
Tell Stoney what the product needs to do.
Bring the goal, audience, platform, timeline, product claims, and intended usage. The right format and version set can be scoped from there.
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