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[PAID] Movie studios seeking creators for social content.
New campaigns drop in March. Selected creators/editors will be paid to make and post original content tied to upcoming film releases.

[PAID] Movie studios seeking creators for social content.
New campaigns drop in March. Selected creators/editors will be paid to make and post original content tied to upcoming film releases.

[PAID] Movie studios partnering with creators for social content.

New campaigns drop in March. Selected creators/editors will be paid to make and post original content tied to upcoming film releases.

Clipping movies with Pulse gives you two options: post on your personal accounts or build a separate niche/genre page to maximize earnings if you plan to clip consistently.

More tips, tools, and strategies will be shared in the newsletter.

[PAID] Creator collaborations for an upcoming thriller title.
Campaigns launching shortly—only ~30 creators/editors selected to produce and post original content around this release.

If you add yourself to the waitlist, we will be reaching out.
Many other film campaigns will be added shortly.

[PAID] Movie studios bringing on creators for social content.
New campaigns drop in March. Selected creators/editors will be paid to make and post original content tied to upcoming film releases.

[PAID] Movie studios hiring creators for social content.
New campaigns drop in March. Selected creators/editors will be paid to make and post original content tied to upcoming film releases.

[PAID] Creators wanted for film promo collabs.
March campaigns kicking off—looking for creators/editors to partner with movie studios and get paid to post creative content around upcoming releases.

[PAID] Seeking creators for film promotion partnerships.

Campaigns launch in March. We’re looking for a few creators/editors to partner with movie studios and get paid to post creative content around upcoming titles.

[PAID] Seeking creators for film promotion partnerships.

Video editors wanted.
Studios are actively working with new editors to clip films and series for social media. Comment if you’re interested.

Don't run paid ads on your movie trailers or scenes until they have been tested organically. Did it outperform your other content? Are they reaching new eyes, driving engagement?

If yes, then that's when you add fuel to the fire — through the RIGHT channels.

Filmmakers! Drop your trailer or scene and tell people where it's streaming!

We are awarding $50 campaign credit to the best trailer or scene under 5 minutes!

Same playbook. Better tools.

If you want to turn editing into income, CineRelay is worth paying attention to.

One strategy that works especially well: launching a fresh account dedicated to a single genre. We used this exact account strategy while promoting a crime thriller—creating a new, genre-focused account that went on to hit top searched and most popular on Tubi.

With CapCut’s auto AI generation handling pacing, captions, and formatting, creators can move fast without advanced setups.

CapCut’s AI tools just lowered the barrier to making money clipping movies and TV shows.

CineRelay works directly with major studios to let creators clip licensed scenes from films and series—and earn from the clips that perform.

Yes, as long as you utilize certain assets from the studio and meet requirements. This sounds like it would be perfect for you.

Our social accounts will share tips, strategies, and resources to help creators and editors make money on CineRelay by clipping scenes from movies and TV series.

New action-comedy film seeking creators to clip licensed scenes.

Approved clips earn on a CPM basis after hitting performance minimums.

YouTube Shorts only. Limited slots—join the waitlist.

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You can submit your application through our website, Motion Bounty.

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