Content Creator for Other Content Creators Makes Up to $45K for Her Unique Social Media Posts (Exclusive)

"According to Smith, who later gave a rundown of just how all of the content she uploaded throughout the weekend had been possible to capture, her assistant was responsible for capturing the content they planned to share ahead of time. They listed all of their desired videos on a spreadsheet organized by which dress Smith would be wearing when they were to be filmed."

"Smith recalled in one of her videos recapping the day how her assistant's "job the entire day was making sure these videos were done." The bride clarified that each idea only took about a minute to execute, if not less time. However, in addition to all of the content she was a part of creating, she also tapped quite a few other people to make sure that every moment and every angle was documented."

Jazmyn Smith and Kevin Callari held a heavily documented wedding at Oheka Castle in May 2025 that drew many New York City influencers. Smith organized planned social media content ahead of the weekend, listing desired videos on a spreadsheet sorted by which dress she would wear. An assistant's primary role was to ensure each short video idea — many taking about a minute or less — was executed during the day. Smith also hired multiple creators to capture additional angles and moments beyond the planned clips. Influencer Kaki Kirk joined the team despite lacking wedding videography experience and contributed both personal content and footage for Smith.

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