Entertainment Marketing Agency Los Angeles
A release has a few weeks to get noticed. We build the social content, cut the trailers for each platform and run the channels from the first teaser through opening weekend and awards season.
Quick answer
Clouds Agency is a creative agency in Los Angeles. Entertainment marketing in Los Angeles: launch campaigns, social content, premiere coverage and awards season support for films, series and independent productions.
What we do
Work for every stage of a release.
Streaming launch campaigns
Content plan, assets and channel management for a new series, film or platform, from teaser to finale.
Theatrical social media
Trailer cuts, character spotlights, countdown posts and opening weekend pushes for Instagram, TikTok and YouTube.
TV show marketing
Ongoing posting for a series in production or on air: cast content, episode recaps and fan replies.
Award season campaigns
Content, press support and voting reminders for films and series that are eligible.
Premiere event coverage
Video and photo from the red carpet and the event, edited quickly enough to post the same night.
Game launches
Trailer cuts for social, community content and launch day coverage for video games.
How we work
From release date backward.
- 01
Plan
We start from your release date and map the timeline, the competing releases and the audiences you need to reach.
- 02
Make the assets
We cut social versions of your trailer, shoot original short videos and photos, and coordinate whatever else the campaign needs.
- 03
Set up the channels
Profiles get cleaned up, a posting schedule gets built and the voice for each channel gets written down before the first post.
- 04
Run the campaign
Daily posting, community replies, paid boosts and creator coordination for as long as the campaign runs.
- 05
Report and adjust
Weekly numbers, and quick changes to whatever is underperforming.
Why Clouds
We make the content and run the channels.
Release timing drives the plan
We work backward from your date and decide which moments deserve the most content and the most budget.
Content and posting in one place
The team that cuts the video also posts it. Nothing gets lost between a creative brief and a content calendar.
Scaled to the release
A single independent title and a full slate need different plans. We size the workload and the budget to what you are releasing.
Recent work
Static Launch Campaign
Static Records needed a loud launch on a small budget. We built the campaign: teaser content, creator seeding, a daily posting plan for launch week and paid promotion behind the best performers.
View All Work →Typical campaign
Five phases, from announcement to afterlife.
Phase 1
Pre-launch
Strategy, asset creation, channel setup and teaser content.
Phase 2
Awareness
Trailer launch, paid promotion, creator seeding and press support.
Phase 3
Build
Character reveals, fan engagement and countdown content.
Phase 4
Release window
Day-of posting, live replies, press and fan content roundups.
Phase 5
After release
Awards positioning, streaming transition content and keeping viewers engaged.
Questions people ask
How much does an entertainment marketing campaign cost?
It depends on the length of the campaign, how much content you need and whether paid promotion is included. We do not publish prices. Tell us your release date and what you have, and we will scope a plan and a quote around it.
Do you work with independent releases or only studios?
We take on projects of different sizes, including independent releases. We size the plan to the release and the budget instead of using one template.
What is the difference between a trailer and a social cut?
A trailer usually runs two minutes or more and is made for cinemas and YouTube. Social cuts are much shorter vertical versions with new pacing, on-screen text and sound mixes built for TikTok, Reels and Shorts.
When should we start planning a campaign?
As early as you can. Eight to twelve weeks before release gives room for strategy, asset creation and a few weeks of active posting. A shorter runway can still work if the scope is smaller.
Can you handle both the content and the social channels?
Yes. We can produce the content and run the accounts, so the people making the posts are the people posting them. You can also hire us for just one half.
Problems we fix
- Trailer Social Cutdown Specs and DeliverablesThe deliverables list for a trailer social campaign: aspect ratios, lengths, captions, safe areas and per-platform checks for Reels, TikTok, Shorts and feed.Read the guide
- How to Choose an Entertainment Marketing Agency in Los AngelesWhat separates a great entertainment marketing agency from an expensive waste of time. A practical guide to evaluating agencies, understanding what you are paying for, and finding the right fit for your project.Read the guide
- The Independent Filmmaker's Guide to Marketing Your FilmA practical playbook for indie filmmakers who want to build an audience before, during, and after a festival run without a studio marketing budget behind them.Read the guide
- Film Festival Strategy: Getting Selected and Making Noise When You AreHow to build a submission strategy across the festival circuit, get programmers to notice your film, and maximize the marketing value of every selection you receive.Read the guide
- How to Market a Film on Social Media Without a Studio BudgetA realistic breakdown of social media marketing for independent films, from choosing platforms to building cast and crew amplification strategies that actually move the needle.Read the guide
- Awards Campaign Strategy: How Films Get Noticed During Award SeasonA practical look at how independent films and studios approach awards season marketing, what actually influences voters, and how social and press strategy intersect during the qualification period.Read the guide
Tell us your release date
Share the title, the date and what assets you already have, and we will reply with a plan.