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A music clipping campaign for Bebe Rexha, inviting creators to share short-form content on Instagram and TikTok. Creators are compensated based on views generated by their clips.

Tropical Revival's "No Tomorrow" centers on soccer, friendship and nostalgia. You're looking for clips that align with these themes and can help revive tropical house. Consider what material works best for connecting viewers to that sound and era.

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.

Dopeboyoli's material spans fitness guidance, personal challenges, and street interactions, all framed around self-betterment and building confidence. As you browse his archive, you face a choice about what angle serves a clip best: do you cut toward the instructional moments where he shares practical advice, or toward the entertainment value in how he engages people around him? Either path asks you to find the frame where motivation and watchability align.

People who make content and want to feature a music track will need to decide whether this song fits their creative direction. Your job is to assess the audio and determine if it works as a layer beneath what you are already making. If you choose to use it, you will need to ensure the artist and song title appear both as on-screen text and in your written credits, making the source clear to anyone watching.

You're looking for moments where an electronic music track can anchor a short-form video. Search your footage for scenes that could work with a fresh sound: movement in any setting, shifts between clips, physical activity, social scenes, driving sequences, or content you've already made. The challenge is timing, so identify where the track's peak moment lands and whether your cut can hold it there without competing for attention.