Young Drivers Car Insurance Video + Photo shoot

Commercial (TV, Online, Still) Kent Apply by 24th October 2026, 17:00
Content
Knowlton is developing a fresh social media campaign, centred around the brand's YouDrive insurance product tailored for young drivers.

This initiative targets drivers aged 17–26 and seeks to debunk common misconceptions about telematics and driving data, particularly the notion that young drivers are indiscriminately judged by their age instead of their actual driving behaviour.

We're seeking genuine young drivers aged 18–26 to produce authentic, relatable user-generated content-style videos for TikTok and other social platforms belonging the brand.
Dates
Kent , OCT - NOV 2026

Roles

Young Driver
18 - 25

Roles Details

Title
Young Driver
Content
We’re looking for confident, natural on-camera talent aged 18–26 to appear in a series of short-form social videos for a brand’s YouDrive campaign.

The content is designed specifically for TikTok and Meta, so we’re looking for someone who feels comfortable delivering dialogue in a relaxed, conversational and believable way, rather than giving a polished or overly commercial performance.

You’ll appear across a number of short videos exploring the reality of being a young driver, including insurance costs, common misconceptions around telematics and the idea of being judged on how you actually drive rather than simply your age.

Some videos are more direct-to-camera, while others are light comedy/skit-based, including conversations with an off-screen “YouDrive” voice. Good comic timing, personality and the ability to take direction while keeping performances natural will be important.
Salary
Estimated 8 hours of work Total: £250
Age
18 - 25

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