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Community style guide

Updated over 10 months ago

Welcome to Our Creator Community πŸ‘‹

We're thrilled to have you join our creative community. To ensure your content shines and meets the high-quality standards our business partners expect, we've put together a short guide. This will help your content stand out and get the green light from our review team.

First Things First: Watch Our Video Guide πŸŽ₯

What Brands Love to See - Community Best Practices βœ…

  1. Bright, even lighting: This makes your content inviting and professional. This is a key factor for brands and our community recommends flash or an external light source where needed πŸ”¦

  2. Steady footage: No one likes a shaky or dimly lit video. Keep your shots steady and bright for that crisp, clear look πŸŽ₯

  3. Capture the Vibe: Brands want to see the space in its best light. Showcase light & airy shots of the space where possible 🌴

  4. Be Uniquely You: Your personality is your superpower - let it shine through in your content ✨

What to Avoid - Guided by Community Experience ❌

  1. Avoid Shadows: Keep your frame free from accidental shadows, as they can diminish the quality of your content. This is a common pitfall noted by our creators.

  2. No Shaky or Blurry Footage: Don't let a blurry/shaky clip sneak in and distract from the overall quality of the content πŸ€ͺ

  3. Steer Clear of Dark Areas: Dark and gloomy shots can make your content less appealing to brands. Don't be afraid to ask to film in better lit areas β˜€οΈ

  4. Clutter-Free Zone: A messy table or area can distract the eye. Keep a clear focus with intentional framing and keep things neat and tidy 🧼

By following these guidelines, you're not just aligning with brand expectations; you're also adopting practices proven successful by our community of creators. Your creativity, combined with these insights, will help set a new standard in content quality.

Please get in touch with the Joli team if you have any questions or need inspiration, we're here to support you 😊

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