UGC travel content, film and photography
Content that gets your property booked
I make short films and photos for hotels and resorts that turn people scrolling past into people checking in.
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I make short films and photos for hotels and resorts that turn people scrolling past into people checking in.
Most travel content is made to be pretty. Mine is made to convert. I plan every shoot around your goals first and the visuals second, so what you get back isn't just good to look at. It's built to get people to book.
I'm a UGC content creator making short-form videos and high-quality photographs for boutique luxury hotels and resorts.
My background isn't hospitality, it's strategy. As Co-Director of TEDxIE Madrid, I ran a content program that drove 241k visits in a single month. I learned to think about content the way a marketing director does: every frame has a job.
I create content that feels like a recommendation from a friend with authentic visuals, real atmosphere, and content that makes people want to book.
I'm used to speaking to people, not performing at a lens.
I know how to hold someone's attention and make them feel like they're talking to a real person.
No performance, no script-reading energy, just genuine connection.
Every frame has a job:
making someone want to book your property.
Story-driven films and walkthroughs that show the scale and feeling of your stay.
Reels and formats built for feeds, made for your campaigns and ads.
Rooms, dining, and real moments that show how a stay actually feels.
Coffee in hand, golden hour, quiet mornings. The small details that make a stay feel real.
I learn about your property, your guests, and what you want this content to do for you.
A short stay where I film and photograph your property the way a guest would actually see it.
Edited films and photos, sized and ready for your feeds, your site, and your booking channels.
Every shoot leaves you with films and photos that are ready to post, not just raw footage to figure out later. Sized for your feeds, your site, and the channels your guests actually book through.
