Put your product where the work is.

Mazen's audience watches because the job is real. Your product gets used in context, with a clear reason to be in the video.

FORMAT 01

Workshop integration

A natural role for the product inside a teardown, removal or repair.

Works well for: Products that are easiest to understand when viewers see them being used.

  • Creator-led short-form concept
  • Organic distribution agreed in scope
  • Usage rights priced separately
Confirmed after scopePricing on enquiry

FORMAT 02

Workshop test

Put a product claim on camera under agreed conditions. The result remains honest.

Works well for: Tools, adhesives, lubricants, batteries and car-care products.

  • Test premise agreed before filming
  • No guaranteed favourable result
  • Safety and claim boundaries confirmed in scope
Confirmed after scopePricing on enquiry

FORMAT 03

Hero film

A complete creator-led concept built around the product.

Works well for: Product launches, demonstrations and larger campaign ideas.

  • Main film format agreed in scope
  • Channel-ready cut-downs available
  • Review points agreed before production
Confirmed after scopePricing on enquiry

FORMAT 04

Series partner

Repeat presence across a defined run of workshop videos.

Works well for: Brands that want familiarity and repeated product use rather than a single post.

  • Video run and placement agreed in advance
  • Consistent brand role across the series
  • Reporting approach agreed in scope
Confirmed after scopePricing on enquiry

FORMAT 05

Footage licensing

License selected workshop footage, or commission a new shoot. Availability and rights are confirmed for each request.

Works well for: Brand social, digital advertising, publishing and broadcast.

  • Channels, territory and term stated in the agreement
  • Exports prepared to the agreed specification
  • Paid media rights priced separately
Confirmed after scopePricing on enquiry

Brief it. Scope it. Film it. Deliver it.

01

Send the brief

Share the product, audience, timing and what the campaign needs to achieve.

02

Agree the scope

Confirm the concept, deliverables, approvals, usage rights and commercial terms.

03

Film the work

Mazen builds the product into a real workshop story and keeps the delivery his own.

04

Approve and deliver

Complete the agreed review, publish to the selected channels and deliver licensed files securely.

Finished files and agreed usage details arrive through a private delivery link.

Tell us what needs to work on camera.

Share the product, timing and rough budget. If there is a good fit, we will come back with a practical format and scope.

PARTNERSHIPS / PREVIEW

Brief the job by email.

This evaluation release does not collect or store partnership submissions. Include the product, timing, audience and rough budget in a direct email.

Email the brief

info@mazenwehbe.com.au

Does Mazen keep creative control?

Yes. The brief, claims, required inclusions and review points are agreed before filming. Mazen keeps the language and performance natural to his content.

Will Mazen guarantee a positive test result?

No. The premise and test conditions are agreed before filming, but the result stays honest. That credibility is what makes the format work.

Can our brand reuse the footage?

Yes, when the agreement includes those rights. Organic reposting, paid media, territory and licence term are scoped separately so both sides know where the work will run.

Can we send a product to the workshop?

Yes, after the campaign is confirmed. The team will provide Melbourne delivery details and any handling requirements privately.

Can international brands enquire?

Yes. Campaign timing, product shipping, channels, currency and usage territory will be agreed in the scope.

How long does a campaign take?

Timing depends on the format, product delivery and review needs. Include the target date in the brief and Mazen will confirm what is realistic before work begins.

Give the product a proper job.

Email the product, the audience and the result you need. We will take it from there.

Email your brief