Jennifer

I create UGC content from Chubut, Argentina. My topics are skincare, tech and automotive, and I share my work on Instagram. I can film in Spanish, Italian and English, which means one creator can speak to three different audiences without a translator in between.

The mix of subjects is unusual and I like it that way. Skincare asks for close-up clarity: texture, application, what a routine feels like. Tech asks for a different kind of attention: showing how a gadget or accessory behaves, what is in the box, how it connects to everyday use. Automotive sits somewhere between the two, since car-related products are about handling, fitting and trust in how something works. In every case my job is the same: show the product clearly and directly, in a way a normal person would understand in a few seconds.

For a brand, the languages are a real advantage. A company selling in Spanish-speaking markets, in Italy or in English-speaking ones can get a video filmed in the language of its customers, with natural wording rather than a stiff translation. I live in Chubut, in Argentine Patagonia, and my Spanish comes with the ease of a native speaker, while Italian and English let me widen the reach when a campaign needs it.

My offer is simple and easy to plan around: 1 UGC video delivered in 5 days. It is designed for brands that want to present their products clearly and directly, without a heavy production process. Because I publish on Instagram, I shape the video for vertical viewing, with a clear opening and no filler, and I can tailor length and framing to the place where you plan to use it.

To get started, send me a brief with the product, the audience, the language you want and the key message. If a point is unclear, I will ask before filming. I keep communication open, deliver on the agreed day and am glad to talk through any adjustments. I am available for collaborations with brands that value clear, honest content over polished theatre. One practical point: tell me which language each placement needs and I will plan the filming around that, so the pacing and the wording fit the audience instead of being adapted afterwards. If a product is better explained in one language and shown in another, I can also discuss that with you, since choosing the right language for each part often matters as much as the visuals themselves.