On-Camera Spokesperson for Roofing Company Video Ads (Scripts Provided)

We run ads for home improvement companies, and we need someone to be the on-camera face for a roofing client's Facebook video ads. You'll play a company rep. This is NOT a testimonial — you won't pretend to be a customer. Think "friendly employee explaining what we do," not actor doing a commercial. The more natural and conversational it feels, the better it performs. If it looks scripted or salesy, it doesn't work. What you'll film: -3 short scripts (each about 35-45 seconds when spoken) -3 alternate opening lines (hooks) for each script, each just 3-6 seconds long, filmed as separate takes — 12 clips total -All scripts are written and ready. Zero writing on your end. You can use a teleprompter as long as it doesn't look like you're reading. Requirements: -Male, roughly 30-50, comfortable on camera. You should look like someone who could genuinely work for a roofing company. -Ideally wear a plain black polo shirt (no logos - white or grey could work too) -Filmed outdoors in front of a house — a normal, nice-looking residential home. Not an apartment building, not a studio. Ideally with the roof visible in the background, if it looks good. -2-3 different camera positions/angles across the takes so the clips don't all look identical Vertical 9:16, ideally 4K — 1080p works (a newer iPhone is totally fine) -A decent lav mic is required — clean audio, no wind noise. Phone mic audio won't be accepted. -Good natural light, face clearly visible -Fluent, natural American English Deliverables: Raw unedited clips — no editing required on your end. Just organize the footage into 3 folders, one per script, with its hooks inside. Delivered via Dropbox or Google Drive within 7 days of receiving scripts One round of re-takes included if a clip has an audio/framing issue or the delivery misses the mark Budget: $400 flat for the full batch. To apply: If you read this whole post, start your reply with the word "SHINGLES" so we know you did. A link to previous on-camera or UGC work helps but isn't required. If this batch performs, this can become recurring monthly work since we do these often.