What We Offer

SceneScreens is a film marketing production partner for independent films, combining in-house expertise across film production, financing, marketing and social media. We work with producers, sales agents and distributors at any stage of a film's journey: From development and production through to distribution and release, to build campaigns that reach the audiences most likely to connect with the film.

We help films build audiences, awareness and online momentum through tailored social strategies, short-form content and audience growth campaigns rooted in how people actually use social media. Each project is analysed in depth, with its themes, topics and narrative hooks translated into a full social strategy, turning film hooks into social hooks that drive engagement, sharing and discovery.

Our work goes beyond content production. We develop and produce the creative, while also creating collaborations with brands, creators, charities and institutions connected to each film's subject matter. Through content, partnerships, influencer activity and social strategy, we help films travel further and build genuine audience momentum before, during and beyond release.

Our key differentiator is that we don't simply create marketing content or manage social channels. We translate a film's narrative and thematic elements into social behaviours that already exist online, making films more naturally discoverable within culture-driven platforms.

Independent films don't fail for lack of quality, but because they are often invisible. Marketing frequently starts too late, missing niche audiences who would deeply connect with the film. Today, discovery happens increasingly through social platforms, so films need to be considered with their audience in mind from the very beginning.

Alongside our work for individual films, we run active Instagram and TikTok platforms focused on film culture, filmmaker discovery and wider industry conversation. We act as film influencers in our own right, using our platforms and audience to promote films and shape discovery. For each project, a film's social presence becomes its own world: A place to explore its story, themes and identity, with one simple goal: "I want to see this film."