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AI UGC videos for Newcastle brands
AI creator videos for Newcastle and Hunter brands. EZUGC writes the script from your product link and makes a realistic clip of your real product with an Australian creator.
Creator videos that look like Newcastle
Newcastle and the Hunter mix trades, wine, surf and a growing number of small online brands. A creator clip that looks like everyday life there feels honest to local buyers.
EZUGC can set the clip in a scene your buyers recognise. A few that suit Newcastle:
- A morning ocean-baths swim
- A weekend in the vineyards
- A workshop or garage where the product gets used
How it works
- Paste your product page or shop link. EZUGC reads it and builds a product brief with the source of every fact.
- Add a clear photo of your product so the video shows the real thing, not a lookalike.
- EZUGC researches your niche and competitors and writes a short script in a natural creator voice.
- Choose the creator and setting, then make the video. It is checked for product match and quality before it reaches your library.
- Download the MP4 with captions and post it to TikTok, Instagram Reels, YouTube Shorts or your ads.
Built in Brisbane, for brands across Australia
EZUGC is run by 0MVP in Brisbane. It works the same for a Newcastle brand as for any other: everything happens online, so you can start today without booking creators, sending product or waiting on a shoot.
Common questions
Do I need to be in Newcastle to use EZUGC?
No. EZUGC is an online studio built in Brisbane. Brands in Newcastle and anywhere in Australia sign up, paste a product link and get their videos in the browser. There is no shoot to organise.
Do the creators sound Australian?
Yes. Creator videos use Australian creators and Australian accents by default, filmed in a natural, phone-shot style rather than a polished studio look.
Are the creators real people?
No. The creators are AI-generated people holding your real product, made from your product photo. Label the video as AI-made when you post it, as the platforms ask.
When should I post for a Newcastle audience?
Newcastle uses AEST (UTC+10), moving to AEDT (UTC+11) for daylight saving from the first Sunday in October to the first Sunday in April. Most short-form audiences are most active in the evening, so schedule for local evening time.
How much does it cost?
You can start free and set up your product brief. Paid plans are priced in US dollars: Starter $35, Growth $99 and Pro $229 a month, each with a monthly video allowance.
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