Artist Campaign Content Engine
A proven content production system built for labels and management companies.
The artist stays in the studio. We handle the content machine behind them.
The Problem
We handle all of it. The artist stays in the studio.
Built For
A proven content system running behind their artists, without the guesswork, the churn, or the learning curve.
Results
Performance is never guaranteed. But random execution is not the plan. Every campaign is built around hooks, captions, song moments, and repeatable output.
What They're Saying
Deliverables
Clarity
How It Works
Before any camera rolls, we build the full production plan together.
You Bring
We Bring
2 half-days. 4 hours each. 25 videos per day. 50 total.
The artist shows up, performs, and leaves. We handle direction, backdrops, and variety across locations.
Client Handles
Artist's Job
All 50 videos are edited, colored, and captioned. Delivered to the Frame.io review board within 7 days of the shoot.
Two-round internal review process before the client sees a single frame. Nothing ships until it meets the standard.
The System
The artist's job is to make music, show up prepared, and perform. The content system runs behind them.
Review + Delivery
Frame.io keeps creative feedback in one place. Timestamped comments. Clear approvals. One included revision round. Final delivery through the same review board.
The Team
Next Steps
Schedule your campaign call below.
FAQ
No. This is a content production system. Posting, scheduling, paid ads, analytics retainers, and social media management are not included in the base campaign.
Not in the base campaign. We deliver the finished videos, hooks, captions, and campaign materials so your team can post.
50 finished vertical videos.
The campaign is built around 90 days of posting at 4 posts per week.
Creative feedback happens in Frame.io using timestamped comments. One revision round is included in the base campaign.
Complete onboarding, approve the Shoot Playbook, show up prepared for the shoot, and perform. The goal is to keep the artist focused on music.
Labels, managers, artist teams, and serious independent artists who need consistent short-form content without building a full in-house content machine.
No. Production expenses are billed separately and itemized before the project starts.
Keep the artist focused on music. Let the content system run behind them.