Korean UGC

Korean UGC videos.
Made for your product.

Korean-language product demos, app introductions, and scripted videos—filmed and edited for your audience.

Discuss your project ↗
Existing work

Watch Korean UGC examples.

A selection of Korean-language videos for apps and products.

Client brief · filmed by Danny. Raw footage delivered; the client edited this final video.
Client brief · filmed and edited by Danny.
Client brief · filmed and edited by Danny, using gameplay footage supplied by the client.
Client brief · filmed and edited by Danny.
Choose your delivery

Raw footage for your editors.
Or a finished video.

The starting point is your brief—not a one-size-fits-all package.

Filming + raw files

You provide the concept and script. Danny films to the agreed brief and delivers raw footage for your team to edit. The basic service includes one year of paid advertising usage.

Filming + editing

Add editing when you need a finished video. We confirm captions, supplied footage, aspect ratios, alternative cuts, and delivery files before production.

Outdoor filming, additional scenes or cuts, and usage beyond the agreed term are quoted separately. Script adjustments and review rounds are agreed before work starts.

Start with the message
you need to communicate.

Share your product, reference examples, and the role the video will play. We’ll agree on the format, script direction, production needs, and usage before filming.

Korean phrasing and delivery can be adjusted for the brief. If your concept relies on trends or cultural references, we’ll flag what needs a closer look.

A clear brief.
A practical production process.

01 / BRIEF

Product and direction

Share the product, key message, reference style, audience, and intended placements.

02 / AGREE

Format and production

Confirm scripts, video length, filming requirements, usage, timing, and review rounds.

03 / DELIVER

Content for your team

Receive raw footage or finished videos in the agreed formats, with the usage term and review scope confirmed in advance.

Discuss your project

What would you like to show a Korean audience?

Tell us about your product, video format, reference examples, intended use, and required timing. We’ll discuss a workable production scope.

No need for a finished brief. A little context is enough to start.