Stefano Peralta

I'm Stefano Peralta, a UGC creator working in English. The videos I make for brands are grounded and relatable, and I would like to describe them from your side of the table, as someone deciding whether to hire a creator. What should you expect, and how can you judge whether my work suits your product?

The first thing to look for is whether a viewer could imagine the product in their own life. That is the question I keep asking while I work, and it shapes how I build each video as a small story: a recognizable moment, the product doing something believable in it and a closing impression that is easy to carry away. I choose a natural style and avoid heavy staging because staged scenes often make the product feel distant. When the result feels genuine, the story is easier to believe.

The second thing to check is the tone. A relatable video does not shout. It does not use the voice of a promotion or pile up claims. It sounds like an individual explaining something to another individual. I record my voice in an everyday English that is easy to follow, and I try to keep the delivery warm without becoming theatrical. If you have a brand voice guide, I will gladly read it, and I will adapt the vocabulary to fit while preserving a human rhythm.

The third thing is practicality. I do not publish fixed packages on my profile, so there is no standard bundle to compare. Instead, we define together how many videos you need, how long they should be and when you want them. This works well for brands that already know where the content will appear, for example in paid social, on a landing page or in an email, because the plan can follow that use. For brands still exploring, I am happy to suggest a small, sensible first step.

The process I follow is simple. You send a brief describing the product, the customer and the message. I summarize it back so we can confirm we agree, then I film and deliver on the date we set. Reasonable revisions are welcome and I answer promptly. I would rather discuss a doubt on day one than fix a misunderstanding on delivery day. Let's talk about what your brand needs.