Kampanie klipowania Artist Influence

Kampania CPM na najlepszych momentach ze streamu, w pionie: 1 $ za 1000 potwierdzonych wyświetleń. Szczegółowe warunki na stronie kampanii.

David Guetta's 'Run Run River' works across several edit styles, and you need to choose which shape suits the track. You might lean toward festival footage, romantic scenes, sports moments, or dance clips. You might build around text overlays or chase the hook by cutting to it fast. The question is which of these approaches you can execute with tight synchronization to the beat, and whether you have source material that will hold viewers through the opening seconds. Read the full brief to see which edit categories they're actively seeking.

Kampania CPM na najlepszych momentach ze streamu, w pionie: 1 $ za 1000 potwierdzonych wyświetleń. Szczegółowe warunki na stronie kampanii.

Kampania CPM na najlepszych momentach ze streamu, w pionie: 1 $ za 1000 potwierdzonych wyświetleń. Szczegółowe warunki na stronie kampanii.

Kampania CPM na najlepszych momentach ze streamu, w pionie: 1 $ za 1000 potwierdzonych wyświetleń. Szczegółowe warunki na stronie kampanii.

Kampania CPM na najlepszych momentach ze streamu, w pionie: 1 $ za 1000 potwierdzonych wyświetleń. Szczegółowe warunki na stronie kampanii.

Kampania CPM na najlepszych momentach ze streamu, w pionie: 1 $ za 1000 potwierdzonych wyświetleń. Szczegółowe warunki na stronie kampanii.

Kampania CPM na najlepszych momentach ze streamu, w pionie: 1 $ za 1000 potwierdzonych wyświetleń. Szczegółowe warunki na stronie kampanii.

Kampania CPM na najlepszych momentach ze streamu, w pionie: 1 $ za 1000 potwierdzonych wyświetleń. Szczegółowe warunki na stronie kampanii.

Kampania CPM na najlepszych momentach ze streamu, w pionie: 1 $ za 1000 potwierdzonych wyświetleń. Szczegółowe warunki na stronie kampanii.

Young Eman's track "Popstar in da bits" gives you several editorial directions to pursue. You might extract moments from an interview, cut sequences from the music video, or find angles within UK rap culture and cinematic references that frame the artist's rise. Consider what shape each post should take: a tight interview moment, a visual sequence, or a cultural context clip. You can post more than once across the platforms, so you have room to test different approaches rather than committing to a single edit.

Kampania CPM na najlepszych momentach ze streamu, w pionie: 1 $ za 1000 potwierdzonych wyświetleń. Szczegółowe warunki na stronie kampanii.

Mary Kutter's track "Damn I Love You" is the subject matter here. You are looking for moments in the official footage that speak to imbalanced affection, the experience of investing more emotion than you receive in return, and the choice to remain in a situation despite knowing better. Consider what cuts might resonate with viewers navigating those feelings themselves. You can submit more than one edit from this material.

Kampania CPM na najlepszych momentach ze streamu, w pionie: 1 $ za 1000 potwierdzonych wyświetleń. Szczegółowe warunki na stronie kampanii.

Gnarles Barkley's track Pictures calls for you to assemble personal photo collections set to the song. You're working with existing material from your own camera roll: snapshots spanning different periods of your life, moments with people close to you, images that chart change over time. The challenge is selecting and sequencing what you already have to match the track, building a visual narrative from photographs you've kept.

When you want to edit a collaboration between Audien and Luke Aleksander, you're working with material shot during festival travel and takeoffs. The hook arrives early, locked to the beat from the opening moments, which shapes how you'll structure your edit. You have access to official footage in a shared folder, and you can post multiple versions if different angles or cuts occur to you. Your task is to find the moments that work, sync them tight to the music, and decide what stays.

You are looking for moments in Bushbaby and Danny P's track that land as humor between friends rather than polished content. The campaign wants you to find the jokes in nightlife, drinking, chaotic friendships and dating that feel like a text you'd actually send your group, then pair them with a still image instead of a video edit. Your task is to spot where the music sits alongside comedy that feels casual and unfiltered, the kind of material that reads as a shared laugh rather than a brand message.

When you're choosing whether to clip this collaboration, ask yourself whether your post lends itself to moments of celebration and movement. The track pairs two established artists, and the campaign seeks clips that capture people preparing themselves, changing their look, gathering for meals, dancing together, or enjoying social occasions. Your decision comes down to whether you have footage of those kinds of scenes and whether you can match them to music that calls for joy and momentum. If your archive holds clips from parties, brunches, family moments or personal transformation sequences, you have material worth considering here.

You are hunting through footage of tropical destinations and coastal settings to find moments that align with a track about returning to an island paradise. Look for scenes of beaches, landscapes, and people that feel emotionally resonant with the song's theme. Your clips need to lock the audio to the visuals from the opening beat, and you should hook viewers within the first moments so they stay through to the end. You can submit multiple edits across both platforms if you find different angles or moments worth cutting.

Brad Tursi's 'Ms. Independent' works best when you build around outdoor settings and country aesthetics. You're choosing between nature backdrops, summertime scenarios, and girl-centered UGC that reads as confident or rebellious. The track needs tight synchronization with your edits, and your opening moments matter most, you have very little time to catch attention before a viewer scrolls. Consider whether you can land the hook immediately, whether your footage has the right visual tone for a country sensibility, and whether the song's emotional core matches what you're showing on screen. You'll post across available platforms and track the performance yourself.

Geezerbomb makes music, and this campaign asks you to find scenes from video games, sports, street culture and everyday moments that match the track 'All I Got'. You are looking for footage where the beat and the visuals lock together tightly, where something catches attention right away, and where the emotional tone fits the song. Consider what kinds of clips work best: gaming sequences, football action, skateboarding runs, BMX tricks, or just people going about their day. The challenge is deciding which scenes have the right feel and timing to pair with this particular track.

Francis Mercier's track 'Sauti' is the audio you'll work with. Your task is to create edits using the official recording and decide whether you can synchronise it tightly enough to hold attention from the opening moment. You'll need to submit your view counts once your clips go live.

Kampania CPM na najlepszych momentach ze streamu, w pionie: 1 $ za 1000 potwierdzonych wyświetleń. Szczegółowe warunki na stronie kampanii.

When you work with this collaboration between Marshmello and Illenium, you're choosing whether to pursue edits that pair the track with anime material. The campaign asks for clips that land emotionally and sync tightly with the music, with the goal of capturing attention from the opening moments. Your decision is whether you can find or create that pairing and execute the synchronization the brief requires.

Viewers searching for World Cup material or coming-of-age stories come to TikTok looking for clips that match music to footage with precision. Glaive's track gives you a foundation to build around those themes. Your job is to find moments in source material where the song's hook lands early enough to stop a scroll, then sync them tight. Post using the official audio, gather your view counts, and submit them for payment.

Unlockt.me supplies a library of pre-edited clips ready to post, each built around a call to action designed to prompt downloads. Your job is to decide which edits from that repository fit your audience, which hooks deserve the real estate at the top of your feed, and how to pair them with captions that feel native to your voice rather than borrowed. You repost, you track what lands, you report back.

Duel.com operates a live blackjack service streamed online. Your job is to watch these streams, find moments worth sharing, and edit them into clips for social platforms. The clips you post can earn you money. You'll want to review the provided resources to understand what kind of material works best and how the payment system functions.