For talent

Help shape a professional Vancouver talent roster.

HGM is collecting applications while it prepares its first paid Vancouver pilots. Applying does not promise an opening or assignment. Any real role will come with written pay, duties, boundaries, location, and employer details before you accept.

Talent controls that matter

  • Adult eligibility confirmation and legal work eligibility for each campaign market.
  • Comfort settings, category preferences, and service radius.
  • No private bookings, off-platform arrangements, or pressure to go beyond the approved brief.
  • Incident reporting and admin-mediated client communication.

Possible role types

Campaign fit beats follower count.

Event host

Welcome guests, explain the experience, and help people take the intended next step.

Product demonstrator

Learn a clear script, show the product, answer basic questions, and capture qualified interest.

Content host

Appear in approved event content with written usage rights, boundaries, and deliverables.

These are examples of roles HGM may scope for future pilots. They are not current job openings.

Safety and trust

Professional by design.

HGM is built for verified businesses, commercial venues, and clear written campaign boundaries. Every request is reviewed before talent, pricing, or scheduling is confirmed.

Verified businesses

Every brand is reviewed before campaign approval.

Commercial venues

Every campaign is scoped for verified business locations, studios, retail spaces, restaurants, clinics, gyms, pop-ups, and public events.

Eligibility checks

Talent must confirm adult eligibility and legal work eligibility for each assignment. Some regulated venues may require a higher local age.

Clear roles

Every brief defines who is hosting, demoing, filming, or guiding guests.

Content rights

Organic, website, and paid usage are reviewed before content is approved.

No direct access

Clients request a managed outcome. Staffing is not confirmed or shared privately before the written scope passes review.

Incident reporting

Talent and clients can report safety, payment, or conduct concerns.