UGC WORLDWIDE
Where Creators Meet
UGC stands for User-Generated Content
It refers to
any content — text, videos, images, reviews, etc. — that is created by people (users) rather than brands. UGC is typically shared on social media or other platforms and can be a powerful tool for marketing because it comes from real customers or fans, not from the company itself.
Examples of UGC:
✔️A customer posting a selfie wearing a brand's clothing on Instagram
✔️TikTok video reviewing a skincare product
✔️ YouTube unboxing video of a tech gadget
✔️5-star review on Google or Yelp
✔️blog post mentioning a service or product
Why UGC Matters…
Authenticity: It builds trust because it’s coming from real people.
Engagement: UGC often gets more interaction than branded
content.
Social Proof: It shows that others are using and liking a product or service.
Cost-Effective: Brands don’t always have to create all the content themselves.
Brands often encourage UGC by running hashtags, contests, or featuring users' content on their own channels.
FOR ACTORS: It give you camera experience, it also give you a chance for casting directors to see more of you, so follow them on social media!!
Talent
Non Union
Michelle Scheperle
Steven P. Nemphos - SAG Eligible
Samantha Kessler
Elena Rivera Galaz
Carmen Ellrodt
Normon Husser
Justus Dahlinger
John Dugaw
Patricia Stayner
Irina Boiarchuk
Gary Jay Neuger - SAG Eligible
Michael Baldovino
Olivia Friloux
Rose Yurcina
Tiffany Chevonne
Hannah Jo
Aaron Going
SAG Talent
Steven P. Nemphos
Princess Fortier
Isaac Butts
Neil Blitstein
Tyson Dailey - Stunt Actor
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🎬 UGC Examples
1. Actor/Talent Spotlights
Post a behind-the-scenes video from a shoot and tag your company. Example: “So grateful to @so and so productions for having me on set! 🎬 #OnSet #GrindMode”
2. Casting Call Reactions
Talent sharing their experience submitting to one of your casting calls. Example: TikTok or Instagram Reel: “Just submitted to an amazing new show thanks to @so and so casting! Wish me luck! #CastingCall”
3. Event Takeaways
Attendees of events post recaps or photos .Example: “Just left an incredible networking event hosted by @..... — feeling inspired and ready to level up! #MaximizeWhatMatters”
5. Reposted Success Stories
Someone books a job or levels up in their career and credits your guidance. Example: Instagram Story or LinkedIn post: “Booked it! Couldn’t have done it without @...... 💫 #Grateful #BookedAndBusy”
4. Mentorship Moments
Clients or collaborators sharing what they’ve learned. Example: “Shoutout to my manager Melissa Lavigne for the advice that changed how I pitch myself. 💡 #CreativeLife #MentorMagic”.
6. Reels or TikToks
Quick videos documenting a day in the life of being an influencer.
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Reels
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Testimonials
“I am an Equity actress, and had been auditioning for years. However, for one reason or another, I wasn’t able to land any roles. Fortunately, I eventually got booked on my very first Equity play, and it was due to Melissa’s expertise and diligence.
Melissa Lavigne is one of the best at what she does, and I’m so grateful to her.”
Jamela Asha
Equity Actress
"Melissa has a big heart and works tirelessly for her actors. She is great at finding opportunities for networking, training and auditioning. I am happy to have her on my team!"--Norman Husser
Norman Husser
Actor
