Luna leitz

I'm Luna, a UGC creator, and I describe myself as a determined woman with a strong heart, always looking to evolve, to discover my potential and to win my independence. That drive goes into everything I do, including how I film: with attention, with a real wish to get it right and without any hurry to look perfect.

I live in Rio dos Cedros, in Santa Catarina, Brazil, and this is where I make my videos in Portuguese. My topics are food, travel and lifestyle. With food, I like to show what I see and taste in a simple way, so the viewer understands the product as if they were at the table with me. With travel and lifestyle, I care about the everyday side: what people actually use, carry and live with from one day to the next.

What I offer a brand is clarity. I like direct videos where the product really appears and is explained without exaggeration. When someone watches an item being opened, looked at and talked about naturally, trust comes more easily than it does with a heavily produced ad. That closeness is what I look for in every recording, and it is why I keep my videos plain and easy to follow.

I publish my content on Instagram, and right now I work with an unboxing format: 1 video delivered in 5 days. It suits brands that want to show the arrival of the product, the packaging, the first contact and the first impressions, with an honest reaction from the person opening it. A single, well-thought video is also a gentle first step for a brand that has never worked with a creator before.

I'm open to collaborating with brands that want clear, honest content about their products. To begin, just tell me what you sell and what you would like people to notice. I read it carefully, ask my questions before filming and keep the conversation simple until delivery. If that matches what your brand is looking for, I would enjoy talking with you. I like the viewer to feel the place the product arrives in. Rio dos Cedros, in Santa Catarina, is where I live, and the ordinary scenes around me, a moment at home or a time outdoors, are the settings of my videos. Nothing is built to impress; it is meant to be believable, which is usually what makes a short video work.