Mars Men Brand UGC

October 10, 2026

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Seeking women of all types for a men's health and performance brand UGC-style social ads across platforms. Looking for real-looking women, not polished models: head-turners, tired and busy moms, everyday wives and homemakers, fit gym girls and athletes, frustrated partners, and natural talkers, ages roughly 25 to 65, all backgrounds welcome. This is remote, non-union work: the team will send you the script and the product, and you film yourself on your phone in about a week. Pay is $150 per script during the testing phase, and strong performers move into ongoing paid work. You need to deliver a script naturally, look straight into the lens, and talk like you're spilling a secret to your best friend: energetic, conversational, never monotone. For consideration, submit a link to a 30-60 second video with your name, playing age, location, and which types you fit, then talk for 20 seconds about something you could talk about all day. Your video is your audition, so bring the energy. Deliverable: "Short-form Video" Description:

Project type: Paid social media advertising, UGC style, cross-platform. Non-union.
Compensation: $150 per script during the testing phase. Actors who perform well move into an ongoing paid relationship with recurring work.
Location: Remote. You film yourself.

About the brand: Mars Men is a men's health and performance brand. They run authentic, phone-shot ads, and are casting real-looking women, not polished models.

Looking for (ages roughly 25 to 65, all ethnicities and backgrounds welcome):

Head-turners: glam, confident, camera-ready women who stop the scroll
Real moms: tired, busy, juggling-it-all moms who tell it like it is
Everyday wives and homemakers: relatable, girl-next-door, real-life-at-home types
Fit women: gym girls, runners, athletes and former athletes, outdoorsy types
Frustrated partners: women who can deliver a "fed up," "had enough," or "I needed him to fix this" vibe with humor and honesty
Character types: the skeptic, the funny friend, the natural podcast-style talker, the brutally honest best friend

If you read as a real woman with a real life, apply. The team casts the type that fits each script.

What's involved: The team sends the script and the product. You film yourself on your phone following our guidelines, and turnaround is about 1 week. You don't need any on-camera supplement experience.

What the brand needs from you on camera:

You can carry a script without it sounding like you're reading it, and you look straight into the lens.
You talk to the camera like you're telling your best friend a secret or spilling the tea. Keep it conversational and energetic, never monotone.
You grab attention from the first second and keep the viewer watching.

For consideration: Submit a link to a short, natural video (30 to 60 seconds). Tell your name, playing age, location, and which type(s) above you fit. Then talk for about 20 seconds about something you could go on about all day. Your video is your audition, so show your energy.

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