Turn your content into a skill brands can trust.
Build your niche, publish consistently, edit for attention, and leave with a portfolio that proves what you can do.
By the end of week six you have made
How the six weeks work
Production schedule
Week 1
Niche and Personal Brand
Week 2
Filming and Publishing
Week 3
Hooks and Viral Analysis
Week 4
Editing for Engagement
Week 5
Portfolio and Positioning
Week 6
Monetisation and Agency Readiness
| Week | Module | What you make | Check-in |
|---|---|---|---|
| 13 outputs | Niche and Personal BrandWho you are for and why they follow |
|
Group call |
| 25 outputs | Filming and PublishingOne phone, daylight, a publishing rhythm |
|
Group call |
| 38 outputs | Hooks and Viral AnalysisWhy the first second decides |
|
Milestone review |
| 411 outputs | Editing for EngagementCut for the hold, not the look |
|
Milestone review |
| 513 outputs | Portfolio and PositioningShow the work the way a brand reads it |
|
Milestone review |
| 616 outputs | Monetisation and Agency ReadinessRates, briefs and the agency application |
|
Group call |
Inside the lessons
2.1 Light, frame and sound with one phone
3.2 Reading a hook in the first second
4.3 The before-and-after edit
You do not do the six weeks alone.
Every week ends with proof of work. Share progress, ask for feedback, join live check-ins, and see other creators moving with you.
Built for weekly accountability
Your pod
Four to six creators who start the same week and review each other's work.
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Skincare and routines
Kevin Li Wan Po
Street food
Priya Beeharry
Get ready with me
Yohan Descombes
Motorbikes and roads
Shweta Gopee
Editing breakdowns
Weekly live call. Progress round, one screen share each, questions.
Check-in closes. Published links and assignment outputs are in by then.
Milestone review with written feedback and one revision each.
Feedback template
Every feedback request uses the same four lines, so replies stay useful.
- Hook
- Hold
- Clarity
- One improvement
- Hook
- The text overlay lands before you speak. Cut it or say it.
- Hold
- Second 4 to 9 is one static shot. Change angle at 6.
- Clarity
- One promise per video. This one has two.
- One improvement
- Open on the result, then show the routine.
Who teaches it
Dylan Ecumoir
Dylan is a UGC creator in Mauritius who films, edits and publishes for brands every week. The six weeks follow the process he uses on his own work, and he runs the live calls and milestone reviews himself.
Lessons are recorded. Calls and reviews are live.
What happens after you apply
Apply
Five minutes. No portfolio needed, links to what you have published help.
Qualification call
Twenty minutes with the team to confirm the fit both ways.
Invite link
Sent to your email if it fits. Valid for 14 days.
Six weeks
Weekly proof of work. Three months of access from day one.
Agency application
Assessment on content, editing and reliability, then a brand-visible listing.
Is it for you?
This is for you if
- You post on Instagram or TikTok and want to do it as work, not as a hobby.
- You can publish one video a week for six weeks and show the link.
- You want brand deals handled by one team instead of chasing brands yourself.
- You are fine with direct feedback on your work every week.
Not yet if
- You want to watch lessons without publishing anything. Modules only complete on outputs.
- You cannot make four to six hours a week for six weeks right now.
- You are looking for a follower count promise. Nothing here is ranked by followers or views.
- You are under 18 and a guardian cannot give consent before the call.
Questions before the call
How much time does it take each week?
Plan for four to six hours: the lessons, filming and editing, one published video, and the check-in. Weeks 3 and 4 are the heaviest because you test ten hooks and rebuild an edit.
Do I need equipment?
A phone, daylight and a quiet corner. Week 2 covers what to add later and in which order, so nothing is bought before it is needed.
Can I join under 18?
Yes, with a guardian's recorded consent before enrolment. No listing and no paid work happens under 18 without it, and the guardian is copied on the invite.
How long does my access last?
Course access lasts three months from enrolment, so the six weeks leave room for a slower run. If you are approved for the agency, talent membership runs on its own twelve-month clock.
What is the agency?
The part of Creator Factory that works with brands. After the six weeks you can apply. Your content, editing and reliability are scored, and approved creators are listed in the talent directory and receive paid collaboration offers through the team.
Brands never contact you directly: every brief, delivery and payment goes through Creator Factory. If you are not approved you can apply again after three months.
How does the call work?
Twenty minutes with the team. We look at what you have published, talk through your goal and confirm the programme fits both ways. If it does, the invite link with the programme options arrives by email and stays valid for 14 days.
The call comes first.
There is nothing to buy on this page. Apply, talk to the team, and start the six weeks with an invite link if it fits.
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