TV & film clipping campaigns
Get your show or film clipped by creators
Eclips Network runs clipping campaigns for TV and film studios, networks and streamers: verified creators put your show or film into short-form edits and post them on their own TikTok, Instagram Reels and YouTube Shorts accounts.
Every clip is reviewed against your brief, and only approved clips are paid from the campaign budget.
What you get
Verified creators
Creators verify the TikTok, Instagram Reels and YouTube Shorts accounts they post from.
Brief-checked approvals
Every clip is reviewed against your brief, and clips that miss it are rejected with a reason.
Pay only for approved clips
Only approved clips are paid from the campaign budget.
Per-clip tracking
Views, likes, comments and shares are tracked on each approved clip.
A shareable results link
Campaign results can be shared as a link with your team.
How a campaign runs
Four steps, run by the Eclips Network team on our own platform. Campaigns usually start seeing volume within 12 to 24 hours of launch.
Share the goal, the content and the brief
Tell us the track, show or film, what the campaign is for and the moments that fit it. That becomes the brief creators work from.
We open it to creators
We set the budget, the platforms and the pay model (per view, or a flat rate per approved clip), and open the campaign to creators.
Creators post and submit
Creators post their edits on their own accounts and submit the links on the campaign's page.
Approved clips are paid and tracked
We review every clip against the brief. Only approved clips are paid from the budget, and their views and engagement are tracked.
TV and film campaigns
Premieres
Open a campaign around a premiere so creators put its moments into edits.
Season launches
Run a campaign as a new season starts.
Film releases
Run a campaign around a film's release.
Approved media
Each campaign's brief sets the approved media creators may use. Creators are responsible for any TV or film media used outside that scope, and clips with media that isn't approved are rejected.
What's tracked
Views, likes, comments and shares on each approved clip, shareable as a results link. Views aren't streams, sales or revenue.
Questions, answered
- What kind of campaigns does Eclips Network run?
- Clipping marketing campaigns: verified creators set your song, show or film to pop-culture edits and post them on their own TikTok, Instagram Reels and YouTube Shorts accounts. Eclips Network runs them for record labels and artists, TV and film studios, networks and streamers, and media teams.
- How are clips reviewed?
- Eclips Network reviews every clip against your brief. Clips that miss it are rejected with a reason, and only approved clips are paid from the campaign budget.
- How are results reported?
- Views, likes, comments and shares are tracked on each approved clip, and a campaign's results can be shared as a link. Views count how often clips were watched; they aren't streams, sales or revenue.
- How are creators verified?
- Creators verify the TikTok, Instagram Reels and YouTube Shorts accounts they post from, so every clip comes from an account that's really theirs.
- Who is responsible for footage rights?
- Each campaign's brief sets the approved media creators may use. Creators are responsible for any TV or film media they use outside that approved scope, and clips with media that isn't approved are rejected.
- How do we start a campaign?
- Email us@eclipsnetwork.co, or use the contact page, with the track, show or film, the goal, timing, a budget range and the platforms you want.
See what's running now: live clipping campaigns on Eclips Network.
Plan a campaign
Tell us the track, show or film, the goal, timing, budget range and platforms.
Plan a campaign