For publishers, studios and producers

What if your next release were told in episodes, over six months?

Short videos on your channels, up to one a day. A story, characters, and an audience that gets attached.

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Six more months for your universe.

Film, series, game or book. Already released or upcoming.

Told by a secondary character from your work.Someone the audience has crossed paths with but never followed: a soldier at the back of the frame, a voice on the radio, a name mentioned once. We tell their story alongside yours, without ever touching the canon.

Up to one 15-second clip a day.Vertical videos published on your channels, four a week during the Opening, then at the pace your numbers dictate.

One 3-to-4-minute short film a month.In 16:9, for those who want to stay longer in your universe.

The end of the story, hidden inside your product.The last chapter exists nowhere online: to see it, your audience has to buy your book, your game or the re-release. Six months for free, and only one way to find out how it ends.

At the end of a Season

What you get.

About 80 videos

About 75 short clips and four short films of three to four minutes. They belong to you, and you can reuse them for your promotion, at festivals or as bonus content.

An audience

It grows on your channels, it stays with you, and it will be there for your next release.

The numbers

You will know what really works for your universe: which kind of video brings your audience back, and on which platform. These are not guesses but the measured results of every video you publish.

A richer universe

Characters, places and episodes that did not exist before, which become material for what comes next: a new season, a DLC, a spin-off or a second book.

To picture it

What it looks like for you.

Every work has characters we have crossed paths with without ever really getting to know them. By telling their story, we deepen a universe that already exists: the people who love it finally find something new in it, and those who don’t know it yet discover it through an unexpected door that leads all the way to the work itself.

A book

Already in stores

A character appears in chapter 4 and is never seen again, yet readers remember them. For six months, we find them again and show on video what they live through while the main story goes on. Readers who grew attached to them finally learn more, and everyone else discovers the novel through them. The end of their story unlocks with a code printed on the last page of the new edition.

A game

Between two releases

A character every player has walked past without ever talking to: a merchant, a guard, someone who lives in town. We tell what they do when the player isn’t around, until they become someone you want to follow. Their last scene unlocks when you finish the game, or in the next DLC.

A series

Between two seasons

A secondary character from season 1 whose fate nobody knows. We follow their journey during the wait, and the months without episodes become an appointment rather than a gap. What happens to them next is revealed in the first episode of season 2.

A film

After the theatrical release

One of the villain’s henchmen, on screen for only a few seconds. We tell where he comes from, why he is there and what he thinks of the one he serves, and the film stays in the conversation for months after it leaves theaters. The end of his story arrives with the Blu-ray edition or the streaming release.

Is your work already out, or is it coming out soon?

The method is the same, but the calendar and the goal change.

Your work is already out.

The audience has moved on. The campaign brings attention back to your universe through a character people barely know, and prepares your next step: a re-release, a DLC, a streaming launch or a new season. It can start right away.

Your work is coming out.

It works like an advent calendar counting down to your release: the universe opens three months before, with one clip a day and no title or date at first. On release day, your audience already knows the characters and is waiting for the work, and the key to the last chapter is in the first edition. This kind of campaign is prepared nine to twelve months before release.

The writing

You stay in control of your universe.

You share with me what makes your universe what it is: its story, its rules, its no-gos, your characters’ voices and what the audience must not know yet. I write every clip within that frame, without ever touching the main story.

You bring

your bible, your canon, your no-gos and your characters’ voices.

I write and create

the entry character, every clip, every short film, the places and the faces. Everything goes through the same person, from start to finish.

You approve

every video before it is published. You get two rounds of revisions and a veto within 48 hours. If there is no reply after that, the video is published.

Still Human, from zero to 1.7 million views.

A series built from nothing, with no IP and no media budget, by one person. A single clip passed 1.7 million views on Instagram and YouTube, and the audience is asking for Chapter Two.

As of September 15, 2026

See the series and its numbers →

What the clips teach

Every clip is a test.

Because we publish several times a week, every clip teaches you something: which look, which angle or which mood brings your audience back.Instead of guessing, you have a number for every video.

And every universe has its own answer, sometimes even two, because the same clip doesn’t reach the same people on Instagram and on YouTube.

Still Human

Instagram

YouTube

Age

25-34

65+

Gender

Men

Men 72%

Country

International

United States

Keywords

yours

On Still Human, the same universe found two opposite audiences. Nobody would have guessed that without publishing.

Example · Still Human

After the one-million-view peak, Still Human found its rule:

a realistic close-up on a face, in an unsettling mood.

Since then, the videos that follow this rule keep a stable level of views, and the ones that stray from it lose views. Finding the rule that fits your universe is what the Opening starts looking for and what the campaign refines.

Frequently asked questions.

Is it made with AI?

Yes, the images and the motion. The writing, the direction, the choice of every shot and the approval are human, and that’s me. You can judge the result on Still Human: it’s the same.

Who owns the videos?

You do. Everything produced is assigned to you in full by contract, with no limit on duration or territory. I only keep the right to show the work in my portfolio.

What about our work’s art direction?

We start from your style guide and your references. Faces, places and style are locked in the first month and approved by you before the first post. If your universe is drawn, nothing happens without the author’s approval.

Who publishes?

In the Pilot, I publish the capsules on your accounts myself. In the Opening and the Season, a dedicated community manager, included in the price, publishes them at the right time.

What if it doesn’t take?

At the end of the third month, we go over the first insights together. They don’t tell the whole story yet (on Still Human, it took four months to see real results), but they show the trend. If you want to keep going, we move on to the Season: three more months, with the short films and the ending hidden in your product. The €20,000 of the Opening is deducted from the price of the Season. If not, we stop there: you keep the clips, the character and everything we have learned about your audience. There is no commitment beyond the Opening.

How long before release should we start?

For a work already released, right now. For an upcoming work, ideally nine to twelve months before.