Create 100 Amazon Product Review Videos

I’m looking for one reliable freelancer to help film 100 short, simple product review videos for my Amazon Influencer storefront.

This is a high-volume, straightforward filming project, not polished UGC or ad content. It’s a great fit for someone newer to this type of work who’s comfortable batching simple videos and following clear guidelines. If quality remains consistent, additional batches will be available.

What You’ll Be Doing

- Filming short videos (1:00 - 4:00 minutes)

- Featuring everyday products you already own

- Demonstrating the product in use whenever applicable

(Not just holding or showing it — the product should be actively used if possible)

- You may appear on camera if you’d like, or only show your hands while demonstrating the product — either option is fine

- The product must be clearly visible the entire time

- The product should be the main focus / “main character” of the video

- Phone-recorded video is totally fine

- Minimal or no editing (basic trimming only if needed)

- Horizontal format is required

- Products can be random household items (kitchen, office, tools, home, fitness, etc.).

Important Guidelines to Follow

- Do NOT mention price, cost, money, deals, discounts, or value

- No “cheap,” “worth it,” “good deal,” etc.

- Don’t exaggerate or make bold claims

- Stick to what you can honestly explain or show

- No medical, health, or guaranteed results

- No profanity, sexual content, or offensive language

- Don’t tell viewers to “buy now” or reference promotions

- No barcodes visible in the video

- No children can appear in the video

- No AI-generated videos, AI avatars, AI voiceovers, or synthetic content

- Videos must be recorded by a real person using a real product

- The goal is clear, honest, informational videos — not sales pitches.

- Send each video in message chat or shared document file alongside Amazon.com USA product link for each video

- Create 1 video per product, unless otherwise specified

Deliverables

- 100 short videos total

- Clean audio and lighting

- Horizontal format

- No watermarks

- Willingness to make small compliance edits if needed

- Each video must be newly filmed. No video that have been sent, received, or used on any other platforms

Budget & Structure

- Total budget: $100 for 100 videos

- Project will be split into milestones, starting with a small test batch

- Additional batches available if quality remains consistent

Who This Is Best For

- Entry-level freelancers welcome

- Comfortable filming simple, repetitive content

- Able to follow clear instructions

- Reliable and able to maintain consistency across a batch

📌 Please confirm in your proposal that you understand:

- No price or money mentions

- Horizontal format requirement

- Product must be visible the entire time and be the main focus

- No barcodes or children in videos

- No AI-generated content of any kind

- Videos must be sent alongside Amazon.com USA product link site

- Video examples will be sent to the freelancer

- You will be required to film 1 trial video prior to hiring. Each milestone will be broken up into 25 videos per milestone. If quality remains consistent, each milestone will be paid as the project progresses.

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