Casting UGC Creators for "Everyday Moments" Project

Send your most fun and lively bachelorette party moments in Las Vegas. Keep it clean and focused on the celebration.

Show yourself packing for a vacation by laying out outfits on your bed, folding into a suitcase. You can be on camera or just showing the packing itself.

Send videos of you tying your shoes, ready to start a run or race, showcasing your focus and determination. *generic shoes - no logos please.

Take a photo of what's inside your fridge, highlighting everyday items *bonus if you take a video and maybe directors see your arm reaching for an item (try to turn items around that have prominent logos if possible).

Video or Photos as your kids leave for school, waving goodbye, seeing backpacks as they close the front door at home, or school drop off goodbye. Avoid any school signs or other kids. *You must be the legal guardian or parent to submit any content of children. Do not film other people's kids.

Seeing your kids finally snoozing, tucked into bed, climbing into bed. *You must be the legal guardian or parent to submit any content of children. Do not film other people's kids.

Document yourself installing drywall/insulation, expressing a mix of surprise and pride in your DIY achievements. Directors would love to see you hanging or holding up the drywall then turning over your shoulder looking at camera, like OMG I Did it!

One person uses a flashlight to illuminate a circuit breaker while another resets the breaker - SAFETY FIRST only do this if you have flipped a circuit before and it's in safe working order. Focus the photo/video on the hands and teamwork.

Shot One: At night, from parent’s view siblings 3-7 years old running around the house not ready to go to bed. The younger child looks directly at camera mischievously before running away to play with their older sibling - important to feel fun playful/goofy/tired silly energy here. Shot Two: see both the siblings cuddled up in bed and parent tucking them in. *You must be the legal guardian or parent to submit any content of children. Do not film other people's kids

Send a video or selfie from before or after you had a job interview, capturing your confident and successful interview vibes. Should be dressed in professional attire. i.e. a selfie with your folder in hand in the elevator or a quick vibe check in the bathroom mirror before you go to the interview.

Need to film from a Parent's Point of view looking at your teens or college-age kids across the table in front of a vegetarian or vegan meal, -MUST include a female TEEN - she wants to try vegan food and is sitting next to her siblings and directors want to see the reactions from the siblings. Submit a video or photo of your family enjoying a vegetarian dinner, capturing genuine and natural family interactions.

Imagine your child LOVES the blender, and they want to see pics over their shoulder and looking at a blender. Part 2, for this submission you can do a video/pic of them coloring....If you are shortlisted directors will ask you to print out a sheet with a blender on it, that you can then record them coloring that exact printout.