Creator application

Film real game moments. Get paid for accepted videos.

We are looking for part-time and full-time creators in the EU, UK, and USA to capture genuine JUST SAY STOP! game moments with friends, family, or friendly groups in public.

EU / UK / USAAbout 15 minutes per videoNo followers neededWe edit the footage
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Earnings

Earn for accepted videos

Tier 1Tier 1 payment depends on your country.
Tier 2Tier 2 payment depends on your country.Reliable creators may be invited to higher tiers and more filming opportunities.

What you do

Three simple steps

1. Gather or inviteFilm friends and family, or invite a friendly group in a public place.
2. Film the gameCapture a battle round, one challenge card, and the genuine reactions.
3. Send raw footageWe review submitted videos, edit suitable footage, and send a purchase offer for videos we want to accept.

Who it suits

What you need

  • 18 or older and living in the EU, UK, or USA.
  • Everyone appearing in a Team Creator video must be 18 or older.
  • Clear English and confidence talking to a small group.
  • A phone, DJI Action, Osmo Pocket, GoPro, or similar camera that records clear 1080p / 60fps video with sound.
  • Clear permission before filming, plus signed releases before sending identifiable footage.

Details

Examples, guidance, and answers

Action card examples

These are six examples of the kind of action cards your group could get.

01

Runway role switch

You’re Victoria’s Angels now. Put some tunes on and represent the runway. YOU MUST SWITCH ROLES: Guys act like girls. Girls act like guys. Keep the energy HIGH.

26

Goat-voice karaoke

You all are goats now. Put on karaoke and sing in your goat voice. Each player takes one line, and the chorus must be sung by everyone. The opposite team chooses the song.

10

Amazonian bird dance

You’ve just turned into an Amazonian bird. Seduce all members of the opposite team using only a “bird dance.” They choose the song. Oh, and we need to hear the bird voice too.

12

Anthem and vocal orchestra

You are gonna sing the national anthem with full seriousness. The rest of the team must act as musical instruments, creating the entire backing track using only their voices.

17

Influencer product Reel

The opposite team picks a random item. Pretend to be a famous influencer and film a 60-second Reel convincing everyone that they must buy it. At the end of your speech, the team hands you that item on camera.

23

Overstimulated gymnastics teacher

One player becomes an overstimulated gymnastics teacher and leads a 60-second routine. The entire team must follow every move as best they can.

Music: Do not play copyrighted music during filming unless we specifically approve it. We may add licensed or platform-cleared music during editing.

Successful applicants receive the rest of the action-card examples and exact filming guidance.

Read filming examples and detailed guidance

There are two ways to do it: approach a group of people and invite them to participate in a challenge, or ask a group of friends or family members to compete in a challenge.

What makes a strong video?

Real reactions, clear sound, friendly energy, visible challenge performance, and people who understand what they are agreeing to.

You are not just holding a camera. You are the host of the moment.

Read a full example of how to approach and film a group

This is an example of how you can explain the idea. Use your own words, keep it natural, and stay respectful if people are not interested.

1. Open warmly. “You look like a fun group of people, and I want to give you a chance to win EUR 10,000 in the EU or UK, or USD 10,000 in the USA.”

2. Remove the pressure straight away. “You do not have to buy anything, don’t worry. I just need about 30 seconds of your attention so I can explain how you can enter the competition. If you are not interested after that, just tell me and I’ll leave you in peace.”

3. Explain the game and the opportunity. “This is a new party card game called JUST SAY STOP!. I’m travelling around looking for people who are confident enough to play a small part of the game in public, complete a challenge from the deck, and let me film it for our official and authorised partner channels, which currently reach a combined audience of around 8 million followers.”

4. Make it feel easy. “It should not take more than about 15 minutes. You do not need any special skills, and you will be able to choose a challenge you feel comfortable with. Some people are better at acting, some at dancing, some at singing, some at being funny. We want to give everyone a chance to perform at their best, then let the internet decide which video they like most.”

5. Explain the prize clearly. “Every month, the best performing video receives a EUR 10,000 prize in the EU or UK, or USD 10,000 prize in the USA. Winning is not guaranteed.”

6. Show the cards before they agree. At this point, show them a few challenge cards they can choose from. Ask which ones feel comfortable and where they think they would be strongest. Do not push people into a challenge they clearly do not want to do.

7. Explain the battle setup. The ideal setup is a battle between two groups. You need at least 6 people total, and a 4 vs 4 format is preferred when possible. You can either find one larger group of friends or bring together two smaller groups who both want to compete.

8. Clarify how many videos are filmed. Each group gets its own chance to perform in a separate video. If two groups compete against each other, that normally means two videos: one video for each group’s performance.

9. Film the game moment. First film a short segment of them playing the battle part of the game, then film them completing the selected challenge card. Capture the setup, the attempt, the reactions, and the energy around the group.

10. Keep it respectful. If anyone is uncomfortable, underage, intoxicated, aggressive, or does not want to be filmed, stop and move on. The video only works if everyone involved clearly understands and agrees.

We will do our best to prepare accepted creators before they film. Everyone we accept will receive exact directions, game rules, filming angles, release form guidance, examples, tricks, and tips for making a successful video.

Read a full example of how to film your friends and family

Filming people you already know follows the same format as filming a group you meet in public. Everyone must still understand the project, agree to be filmed, and sign the required release before the footage is sent to us.

1. Invite a suitable group. Bring together at least 6 adults who are comfortable on camera. A 4 vs 4 battle is preferred when possible.

2. Explain the opportunity. Tell them they can take part in the monthly EUR / USD 10,000 giveaway by playing a short JUST SAY STOP! battle round and completing a challenge from a blue card.

3. Explain the filming and get consent. Make sure everyone understands how the footage may be used and freely agrees before you start recording.

4. Choose a comfortable challenge. Show the group a selection of approved blue challenge cards and let them choose one that suits their personalities and strengths.

5. Film the battle round. Record the group playing the required battle section, following the exact angles, rules, and format provided in the creator instructions.

6. Film the challenge and reactions. Capture the full challenge, the attempt, the result, and the natural reactions from the group.

7. Use the advantage of filming people you know. You can practise, adjust the setup, and take more than one take, which can help you produce a stronger video.

8. Keep it authentic. Genuine reactions and bloopers usually perform much better on social media. Do not over-rehearse or stage the moment in a way that removes its authenticity.

The required filming format does not change. Videos with friends and family and videos with people you meet in public must follow the same structure and should have the same overall feel.

Simple Steps

  1. Apply using the form below.
  2. If accepted, we email you the Telegram link and extra creator instructions.
  3. Get or buy a JUST SAY STOP! deck with your creator discount.
  4. Invite a suitable group of friends or family, or approach a friendly group in a public place, and ask them to play for the monthly giveaway.
  5. Explain who you are, how the footage may be used, and that participation is voluntary. Get clear permission before recording; never secretly film the approach.
  6. Use only a safe challenge that every participant is comfortable performing.
  7. Film one challenge card from setup to reaction while avoiding identifiable bystanders.
  8. Collect the required signed release forms from everyone shown before sending the footage.
  9. Send the video for private review. If accepted, we send a purchase offer before publishing anything.

Important: where and how to send videos will only be shared with accepted creators inside Telegram. Please do not send videos before you are accepted.

What You Need

Basics18+, living in the EU, UK, or USA, clear English.
FilmingA phone, DJI Action, Osmo Pocket, GoPro, or similar camera works as long as it can record clear 1080p / 60fps video with decent sound.
Equipment knowledgeYou should know how to keep footage stable, frame people clearly, check sound, and record at 1080p / 60fps.
People skillsConfidence speaking to groups and keeping the mood warm. You do not have to show your face, and your voice may not need to be in the final video.
Game deckAccepted creators need a JUST SAY STOP! deck to film with.
Consent and releasesGet clear permission before recording and collect the required signed release from every identifiable participant before sending footage. Do not include unapproved bystanders.
Follow rulesAccepted creators must follow the filming and submission instructions.
Frequently asked questions

FAQ

Accepted creators will receive the filming examples, style guidance, and detailed instructions privately. If you have any questions before applying, email support@justsaystop.com.

Do I need followers?

No. You do not need followers. We buy accepted videos from you and upload them on our own accounts.

Do I need experience?

No. Experience helps, but it is not required. We care more about confidence, communication skills, and your ability to create fun moments with people.

Do I post the videos myself?

No. We upload accepted videos on JUST SAY STOP! accounts after the agreement is completed.

Do I need to show my face?

No. You do not need to show your face in the final video. In many cases, your voice may not need to be included either. What matters is that you can confidently approach people, explain the setup, guide the challenge, and capture the group clearly.

Can I send videos before I am accepted?

No. Video submission instructions are only sent to accepted creators inside Telegram.

Do I need to buy the game?

There is no fee to apply. Accepted creators need a JUST SAY STOP! game deck to film with. After acceptance, you can buy the game from us with a 50% creator discount. Creators with proven 10,000+ followers on one relevant social account and relevant content experience may be considered for a free deck. Buying a deck does not guarantee that any submitted video will be purchased and does not affect any filmed participant's Giveaway score.

Who can apply?

For now, we are looking for people who live in the EU, UK, or USA, are 18+, speak clear English, have basic filming equipment knowledge, and feel confident talking to groups of people.