Priya Living: Lifestyle Content Creator and On Camera Talent

The Priya Living work

Since October 2025 I have been brand content creator and on camera talent for Priya Living in Gurugram. Priya Living is a premium community living and boutique hospitality brand, and the work is lifestyle storytelling content built around calm living and wellness mornings. The brand is called Priya Gurugram in some older labels on this site, and Priya Living is the name used here.

This case study shows on camera talent for hospitality and real estate style brands at work: a brand that is selling a way of living, not a single product.

What the video shows

The video is a vertical lifestyle piece of about 35 seconds. It opens on a dark screen with small picture panels that grow into full frames. The scenes are outdoors on a lawn and a tree lined road, with apartment towers visible behind the grass.

Visible activities include yoga on purple mats in a group, two people cycling in helmets along a quiet road, and a man meditating cross legged on a mat. Short on screen lines appear over the footage, such as "Step into fresher air and greener days", "When fitness feels fun again" and "A slower, healthier winter awaits". The video ends on a white card with the red PRIYA wordmark and the word Gurugram.

What a community or hospitality brand should know before commissioning lifestyle content

The points here are general advice, not a description of the Priya Living process. Lifestyle storytelling for a community or hospitality brand works when the brief starts from a feeling and a few repeatable scenes. Write down the mood in plain words, such as quiet, outdoors or slow, and list the scenes that show it. A brief like that gives the creator and the editor the same picture.

Be clear about who appears. If residents, guests or other talent are in the frame, permissions need to be settled before filming. Decide whether the talent speaks to the camera or only appears in the scene, and whether on screen lines are written by the brand. Seasonal content should say which season it is for, and any on screen lines should be short enough to read in a few seconds on a phone, with a plain background behind them. Footage that will be cut into several shorter posts should be planned that way before filming, with each scene able to stand alone. For the storytelling side in general, see the post on creator led brand storytelling.

• The mood and three or four scenes that show it.
• Who appears, and the permissions needed from them.
• Whether the talent speaks, hosts or only appears.
• The season, platforms and length for the finished video.

Where to see more or enquire

For a hotel side example, read the DoubleTree by Hilton Agra campaign. A longer piece of storytelling is on the brand film page, and all project videos are on the portfolio. Updates are on Manasvi on Instagram. To plan lifestyle content, send a short brief through the contact page. Replies aim to arrive within about 48 hours.