Video Production for Film & Entertainment

The Challenge

Why film promotion is harder than ever

The film industry has never been more competitive. Audiences have infinite options. Attention spans are measured in seconds. And the promotional window keeps shrinking. Here's what makes film video marketing uniquely difficult:

Your trailer IS your marketing. In film, the trailer isn't just a piece of marketing. It's the most important piece of content you'll produce besides the film itself. A bad trailer can sink a great film. A great trailer can build an audience for a project nobody's heard of. The stakes are that high.
Social platforms reward different content than theaters do. A two-minute theatrical trailer doesn't work on TikTok. A 15-second hook doesn't work on YouTube. You need an entire ecosystem of promotional content, each designed for how audiences actually discover and share entertainment on each platform.
Independent filmmakers can't afford studio marketing budgets. Major studios spend millions on promotional campaigns. Independent filmmakers often have to promote their work with whatever budget is left after production. The content quality gap between indie and studio promotion is enormous, and audiences don't give you a handicap for being independent.
Behind-the-scenes content needs to be strategic, not just raw footage. BTS content is one of the most powerful tools for building audience anticipation. But dumping raw on-set footage onto YouTube isn't a strategy. BTS content needs narrative structure, pacing, and intentional reveals that deepen audience investment without giving away the film.
Animation and VFX in promotional content are expensive. If your film has animated sequences, fantasy elements, or VFX-heavy scenes, incorporating those into promotional content at quality is a separate production challenge. Most indie filmmakers can't afford to create new VFX shots just for a trailer.

What We Build

Promotional content for films and entertainment

Every format designed to build anticipation, drive audience engagement, and give independent projects the promotional presence of studio releases.

Trailers & Teasers — cinematic promotional edits that set tone, build anticipation, and drive audience investment
Social Campaign Content — platform-native promotional content for TikTok, Instagram, YouTube, and X
Animated Sequences — title sequences, animated intros, and visual effects for promotional materials
Behind-the-Scenes Content — strategically structured BTS that deepens audience connection without spoiling the work
Festival & Submission Reels — presentation-ready content for film festivals, distributors, and pitch meetings
Character & World Teasers — standalone content that builds the universe and characters before release

Selected Work

Entertainment projects we've built for

From cinematic trailers to character animation, we produce promotional content that does justice to the creative work it represents.

FAQ

Film & entertainment video questions

Yes. We frequently work with films in various stages of production. If you have raw footage, we can cut teaser content from it. If you're in pre-production, we can create animated concept teasers, character reveals, and world-building content that builds audience anticipation before a single frame of the film is shot. Our AI cinematic and 3D animation capabilities mean we can create compelling promotional content without needing finished footage.

Our AI cinematic pipeline allows us to create visual content at a fraction of traditional VFX costs. That means independent filmmakers can have animated title sequences, concept visualizations, and cinematic promotional content that would normally require a budget they don't have. We combine AI-generated imagery with traditional motion graphics, 3D rendering, and editorial craft to produce content that looks like it came from a much larger production.

Absolutely. We can take your raw or final footage and produce trailers, teasers, and social cuts with professional editorial craft. We handle color grading, sound design, music selection, and pacing. The difference between a good trailer and a great one is editorial instinct: knowing which moments to reveal, which to hold back, and how to structure tension and payoff in two minutes or less.

Yes. We design complete promotional rollout strategies: teaser content weeks before launch, behind-the-scenes content that deepens engagement, platform-specific cuts for TikTok, Instagram, YouTube, and X, and day-of-release content designed to maximize opening visibility. We think about the campaign as a narrative arc, not a collection of disconnected posts.

All of them. Our production range spans cinematic drama, sci-fi, horror, animation, documentary, and experimental. The key is matching the promotional aesthetic to the tone of the project. A horror film's teaser campaign looks nothing like a documentary's. We adapt our visual approach to serve the specific creative identity of each project, not impose a house style on everything.

Trailers, teasers, and campaigns that make audiences obsessed before the film drops

Why film promotion is harder than ever

Promotional content for films and entertainment

Entertainment projects we've built for

Film & entertainment video questions

Your film deserves a campaign as good as the work itself.