A distribution layer for the release moment.
We turn trailers, clips, press moments and fan reactions into social-native conversation, then distribute it through the film, culture, news, meme and fandom pages we own and the partner and creator network around them. Studios and streamers don’t buy views from us. They buy an outcome for one title at one moment in its campaign.
A drop that feels larger
A trailer or announcement that travels further than the official handles can carry it, in the first 72 hours.
Communities brand accounts can’t reach
Film, culture, comedy, horror, anime and relationship audiences that paid media and studio handles do not reach naturally.
Social proof near release
Conversation, repeat exposure and visible momentum in the weeks that decide an opening weekend or a premiere.
Cultural angles, tested fast
Ten to thirty adaptations live within days, with a read on which angle travels before paid spend commits to one.
A moment extended or revived
A second wave for a strong press moment, or momentum when a campaign is underperforming socially.
Measurable users, for apps
For microdrama and streaming apps: installs, trials and subscribers, and the hooks, scenes and tropes that drove them.
Packaged around the job, not a menu.
Each job has a minimum scope, a target outcome, an expected content and distribution range, usage-rights terms and a timeline. Owned and partner inventory are reported separately, and we commit to a view figure only when inventory, paid support and measurement definitions make it defensible.
Trailer & announcement ignition
A teaser, trailer, casting or date announcement, poster, or press reveal.
Ten to thirty social-native adaptations, seeded across selected owned and partner pages, with UGC reactions and a first read at 24 and 72 hours.
Release momentum sprint
The final four to six weeks before a theatrical or streaming launch.
An audience and subculture map, weekly creative drops tied to milestones, PR amplification around reviews and premieres, and a launch-week rapid response.
Series conversation engine
Episodic television and streaming.
Pre-premiere awareness, weekly episode moments, character and fandom formats, midseason re-engagement, and the finale and renewal conversation.
Performance creative lab
Microdrama, streaming apps and other direct-response products.
High-volume hook variations tested organically through the network, whitelisted where it helps, measured to cost per install, trial or subscriber, and decided weekly: kill, keep, scale.
Cultural recovery & PR amplification
A strong press moment, a needed second wave, or a campaign underperforming socially.
A cultural diagnostic in 24 hours, a content response live in 48 to 72, press and reaction packaged and amplified into the communities that matter.
When to bring us in.
16–24 weeks out
A one-page opportunity memo for the title and a discovery conversation.
10–16 weeks
A scoped release-momentum program.
6–10 weeks
Trailer ignition, creator content and distribution.
3–6 weeks
A fast, low-friction sprint for the gaps that surface late.
Release week
A rapid-response room for reactions, reviews and social proof.
1–4 weeks after
Post-release amplification and the learnings report.
For episodic series, add weekly episode and finale triggers. For microdrama, the clock never stops: the work is continuous user acquisition and creative testing.
Additive to the campaign you already run.
Three ways to work: white-label execution under your name, a named specialist in your proposal, or a co-pitch partner on titles that need social-native distribution. What we bring to a brief is distribution inventory you don’t own, rapid meme and editorial production inside approved assets, overflow during launch week, page-level audience niches, and organic testing before paid amplification.
Send us one title. We’ll send back a one-page memo, not a deck.
A real person reads every note and replies within one business day.
or email tj@cloutos.com