Tayla

I'm Tayla, a UGC creator from Poá, Brazil. I film in Portuguese about music, pets and travel, and you can find me on Instagram, TikTok and YouTube. My topics are not the usual beauty-and-fashion mix, and that is part of what I offer: a voice for brands that live closer to sound, animals and the road.

Music content from me is about how it feels to use something while listening, playing or going about the day. Pet content is about real routines with an animal around: feeding time, walks, the toys that survive and the ones that do not. Travel content is about packing, moving between places and the small objects that make a trip easier. In all three, the product appears while something is happening, so viewers see it working rather than posing.

For a brand, this means videos that reach people through their interests. Someone who loves their dog or plans their next trip pays attention when the product shows up in a scene they recognise. I film in Portuguese from Brazil, so I can speak directly to Brazilian audiences in a natural way, with the references they share.

Because I am active on three platforms, I can think about format with some range: short vertical clips for Instagram and TikTok, and a calmer, more detailed pace when a topic suits a YouTube-style presentation. I adjust length, framing and tone to the brief, and I like to know where the video will be used before I start.

I like to begin a collaboration with a clear briefing: the product, the audience, what the brand wants viewers to understand and anything that must stay out of the frame. If something is unclear, I ask. I keep communication open during the process, deliver material that is ready to use and handle adjustments with care. I am available for partnerships with brands looking for authentic content, and I would rather show your product honestly than oversell it. If your product has a story that fits one of my topics, I will build the scene around that story: a playlist running while something is put to use, a pet settling in with a new item, a bag packed the night before a trip. I would rather find the real moment where your product earns its place than force it into a setting that does not suit it, and I will say so openly if I think a different angle would work better.