Sample: an education video
A 28-second video that teaches three body-lotion tips and only then mentions the brand.
What you'll see
A video that teaches first. It opens with a line that makes you stop ("You're putting your lotion on at the wrong time"), gives three everyday tips, and names the brand in the last second.
What went into it
- A hook, then facts. The tips are ordinary skincare habits, with no numbers and no health claims.
- Captions word by word, with the key words picked out.
- A cleaned-up take. The first clip had a few bad seconds, so a clean close-up covers them and a repeated phrase was cut out.
Try it
- A phone-style ad for what you sell: Your first UGC ad with Claude
A sample, not a lesson. X is a demo lavender lotion brand we made up for this example. Its host, Lena, is not a real person: her picture, her voice and her talking were made in Filem. The product lines are demo copy, not claims about a real product. The captions and end card are Filem motion graphics, cut together separately: that last step is not a one-click Filem tool yet.
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More Samples tutorials
Sample: a brand story film
A 28-second story film for a made-up lotion brand: one woman, one lavender field, one calm voice. No selfie, no sales pitch.
Sample: a UGC ad with a hook
An 18-second phone-style ad: a person reacts to the smell first, then shows the product.
Sample: a product info video
A 22-second close-up tour of a product: three things to know, no people on screen.