
Reformed · Talking head
Didn't sell matcha, sold not having to give it up. Opens on the post-Pilates sugar crash, then positions Reformed as the swap.

UGC by a strategist. I write the angle before I pick up the camera.

Didn't sell matcha, sold not having to give it up. Opens on the post-Pilates sugar crash, then positions Reformed as the swap.

Not another supplement, the one that helps the rest work. The hook targets people doing everything right who still feel off.

Runna sits inside a list of three things that got me ready for my first marathon. A recommendation, not a pitch.

Six things I track daily. The device sells itself by showing up across a real routine instead of being explained.

One continuous shot, a few seconds long: coconut, laptop, working. The on-screen text does the selling, woman to woman.

Proof first, routine second: the transformation earns attention, then the how-to makes it copyable.

Brand and collection named on screen from frame one, then B-roll lets the fabric move. Native feed content for a holiday drop.

Delivered as a clean, text-free master so the brand could cut it into reels, stories and carousels.
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“Laura’s content was genuinely brilliant. She followed the brief perfectly but delivered it in such a natural way that it never felt scripted.”
Mirren, Influencer & Partnerships Manager, ReformedReformed's matcha, with lion's mane, collagen and more built in.
Don't sell matcha. Sell not having to give it up. Cafés use low-grade matcha and hide it under sugar; the viewer doesn't need to quit, just swap.
“Shocked by how many girls crashed in Pilates due to sugary matcha.”
Talking head.
Ran as a paid ad for 3 months. Reformed came back and ordered more paid ads.












“Laura these are a firee batch of videos, love how they turned out. The coconut was the perfect fit in video #3!”
Sara, Creative Manager, Motion“She has sent through content on time and delivered amazing work, nailing the brief 100%. You can tell she has done the research on what we’re trying to achieve on our socials.”
Jess, Press Team, Airyday




