A useful creator portfolio gives a brand a feel for your voice, your filming style and the subjects you know. Start with a small selection of videos or photos that show what you can actually create.
A few practical details make it easier to find the right collaboration.
Include a clear product demonstration, a piece where you speak to camera and an example of your visual style. You can make practice content using things you already own. Describe what you made without presenting practice work as a paid brand collaboration.
Add your location, interests, filming niches and social or portfolio links. Mention practical details that affect a brief, such as access to a home workout space or the ability to film on location. Keep your availability current so brands know when to approach you.
Give uploaded work a useful caption: what you filmed, the format and the part you created. Share only work you have permission to display. Signed-in brands can browse creator profiles, filter by niche and location, shortlist people and invite them to an open brief.
Yes. Your portfolio can show examples you made yourself, as long as you have the rights to share them and describe them accurately. Clear, relevant examples help a brand assess your approach.
Your portfolio is available to signed-in brands and platform operators. Private project delivery files stay within the project’s authorised creator and brand team.
Creator Club operators can review portfolio examples and provide feedback. A reviewed status relates to that portfolio review. Updating the work or profile can return it to pending so it can be reviewed again.
Build your portfolio and apply for briefs that fit your style.
