In-person filming
Studio shoots, street interviews, skits, taste tests and other directed brand content.
Creator guide
Rates, opportunities and how we work
A simple guide to the work we offer, what you can earn and what to expect before you apply.
Ways you can work with us
Remote filming
Self-filmed videos from home using a supplied brief and shot list. You normally send raw footage; our team handles editing.
Street interview presenting
Presenting in busy public locations with our videographer, microphone and production support.
Carousel content
Sets of clean, well-lit lifestyle, product or creator images for social carousels.
From our creator network
What creators say
Nathan TaylorJoined November 2025
“It’s been great working with The Social Vision! The process is smooth, communication is clear and there’s a real sense of collaboration across the team!”
Jade ColesJoined November 2025
“Working with The Social Vision has been amazing. They are lovely, easy to work with and communication is always great. I’m loving the brands I get to work with and I’m super excited for this year.”
Joshua PetersJoined October 2025
“I have very much enjoyed working with The Social Vision. The vision from the team is clear and it is a simultaneously fun and professional environment.”
Anj KayJoined April 2025
“It’s been so much fun working with The Social Vision. The team are so friendly, well organised and filming days always go smoothly. If you have questions, they are always helpful.”
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Rates and payment
These are our current standard guidance rates. Every brief confirms its fee, travel contribution, full perpetual social usage rights, timing and deliverables before you decide whether to accept.
In-person filming
£50–£120 per hourTravel contribution and expected filming time are confirmed for each brief.
Remote filming
£50–£120 per videoRaw assets supplied against a detailed shot list.
Street interviews
£40–£50 per hourDepending on experience; up to £30 travel contribution; sessions are typically 2–4 hours.
Carousel content
£30 per setUsually 5–7 images.
What we expect
Reply clearly and promptly when confirming availability.
Arrive on time for in-person shoots and give as much notice as possible if plans change.
Follow the brief, script, framing and shot-list instructions carefully.
For remote work, use clear audio, good lighting and a clean frame.
Keep unreleased campaign information, scripts and brand materials confidential.
Send clean, complete raw files by the agreed deadline and respond constructively to reasonable feedback or retake requests.
What happens next
- 1Join the creator network and complete your profile.
- 2The TSV team reviews your application.
- 3Suitable casting opportunities are shared with you.
- 4You choose whether to confirm your availability.
- 5The fee, usage, timings and deliverables are confirmed before work starts.
- 6You receive the brief, film or attend the shoot, then deliver the agreed assets.
- 7Submit your invoice; standard payment terms are NET 30, processed on the monthly payment cycle.
Good to know
- You never have to accept an opportunity.
- Bookings depend on client needs, suitability, availability and the brief.
- Remote work generally needs a capable phone, good light and clear audio; you do not normally need professional camera equipment.
- Do not repost campaign content unless the agency or brand has approved it.
- WhatsApp may be used for day-to-day production communication, with contracts and formal documents sent by email.
- Joining the network does not guarantee paid work, minimum earnings or brand selection.