Film Trip Co-Hosts
Share Your Craft. Grow Community. Document the Moment.
What is a Film Trip Co-Host?
Film Trips was built on a simple belief. The best content happens when real people gather in real spaces. Local creators on Film Trips design and host experiences that bring communities together, and they document the moments along the way.
A co-host brings the skill, craft, knowledge, or personality that gives the experience its direction. The creator captures what unfolds. Together they create something neither could make alone.
Why become a co-host for Film Trip Experiences?
The room is worth being in.
A Film Trip is a curated gathering. The people there came with intention. As a co-host you are in a room full of people who are already curious, already present, and open to a real connection.
Real content. Real context.
Leave with photos and video of yourself doing your thing, in community, in motion. Not a staged shoot. Something that actually shows who you are and how you show up.
Your terms. Your call.
You choose what compensation you are open to when you list yourself. The creator sees your preference and reaches out from there. Everything is worked out between the two of you before anything is confirmed.
Being a co-host is about more than one experience. You build real relationships with creators and the communities they bring together. You walk away with strong, authentic visuals of yourself in your element.
You get discovered by people who had no idea you existed or activate your existing community in a new way. You get to test new concepts in a low-stakes, high-energy setting. And you get to focus on what you actually love doing while someone else handles the camera.
Show up as yourself. Leave with more than you came with.
Three steps. That's it.
1. Submit your profile
Fill out the form with who you are, what you bring, and what compensation you are open to. We review your submission and add you to the Film Trip Co-Hosts directory.
2. A creator finds you
When a creator is building an experience that fits what you bring, they reach out directly. The concept, the format, and the terms are worked out between the two of you.
3. The Film Trip Happens
Show up and do what you do. The creator handles the logistics and the camera. Everyone leaves with something real.
Frequently Asked Questions
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A Film Trip Co-Host is a local professional who collaborates with a Film Trip Creator to elevate an in-person experience. Co-hosts contribute a skill, a service, or simply their presence to a Film Trip Experience. They might lead a short session, host a meet and greet, deliver a presentation, or offer a taste of what they do. The format is always worked out with the creator in advance.
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No. A co-host contributes what fits the Film Trip. That could be a brief demo, a short talk, a meet and greet, a pop-up offering, or a full session if that's what makes sense for the concept. The scope is a conversation between you and the creator before anything is confirmed.
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Content sharing is a conversation between you and the creator. Film Trips does not set or guarantee what gets shared. Most creators understand that a co-host showing up is a real contribution, and that expectation should be part of your initial conversation with them.
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When you list yourself, you select what you're open to. If a split is agreed upon, it comes from the creator's net payout after Film Trips platform fees are taken out. All compensation terms are worked out directly between you and the creator. Film Trips does not facilitate or enforce split arrangements.
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No. Listing yourself in the Film Trip Co-Hosts directory is completely free. No contracts with Film Trips. No ongoing costs of any kind.
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No. Film Trip Experiences are designed and hosted by creators who may or may not bring a co-host. Co-hosts are optional collaborators who elevate the experience. Creators browse this directory when they want to build something bigger than what they can create alone.
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Film Trips creators are local photographers, videographers, and content creators who design and host in-person Film Trip Experiences. They handle all booking, promotion, ticketing, and content production. As a co-host, you are a collaborator. The creator leads from a content and logistics standpoint. You lead the room.
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Yes. If you come across a Film Trip Experience you'd want to be part of, reaching out to the creator directly is completely welcome. The directory helps creators find you. It does not prevent you from making the first move.
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If anything changes, reach out to the Film Trips team and we will update your listing promptly. If you would like to be removed from the directory at any time, we will take care of it immediately.