AI orchestration for media and entertainment Release date’s locked. Is your promo ready for every screen?

CambrianEdge.ai orchestrates promotion for each title. Turn shows, films and episodes into trailers, posts, newsletters and TV-ready video using the AI models that suit each piece, while producers keep the final say.

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A studio builds a series release in one workspace: loglines, synopses and episode guides from the series bible, press notes from approved materials, subtitles for every territory, key art, teasers compared across Veo, Kling and Wan, a fan newsletter, a premiere-week plan, critic and fan research, a daily coverage briefing automation and producer approval. Transcript: Release date's locked. Is your promo ready, for every screen? Trailers. Teasers. Posts. Press notes. Five tools. Six vendors. And a producer waiting on all of it. What if one workspace made all of it, and your producers kept the final cut? Meet CambrianEdge.ai It learns your show. The world, the characters, the voice. Turn the series bible into loglines, synopses and episode guides. Write press notes from approved materials only. Localize for every territory, with subtitles ready to go. Create key art for every screen. Turn it into teasers with Veo, Kling and Wan, and compare every take. Write the newsletter that gets fans to press play. Plan premiere week across every network, approved and scheduled. Map the whole release, from the first teaser to premiere night. See what critics and fans are saying, with sources. Get a coverage briefing in your inbox, every morning at eight. And nothing runs until your producers approve it. Connected to YouTube, Meta and TikTok. Then watch the numbers climb, with your analytics connected. Every screen. Every release. One workspace. CambrianEdge.ai
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How media teams use it

Here's where teams in your industry usually start.

  1. Turn key art and footage into teasers sized for phone, feed and TV, and compare takes from the leading video models.

    Wan · 8s · 16:9
    Neon City teaser: rain-soaked street, title cardGenerate
    16:99:161:1
    Leading video models

  2. Plan release-day campaigns across five channels, approved and scheduled around the premiere.

    This week4 of 4 ready
    MonCharacter posterPublishedTueTeaser dropScheduledWedCast Q&AScheduledThuFriPremiere nightAwaiting approval
    Plan, approve, post

  3. Draft press notes from approved materials and set up a news tracker that sends you a morning briefing on what's being said about the release.

    Release coverage briefingEvery day, 8:00 AM · sent to publicity@
    Trade pressTrade review calls the pilot “taut and stylish”NewswireFestival lineup confirms the world premiereAnalysisFans rank the teaser in the week’s top five
    Every morning, automatically

What you get back

Here's what changes once the work is connected.

NNeon City (series)Brand DNA attached · 14 files
SSummer slateSeparate workspace
FFestival teamSeparate workspace
Fully separated
Workspaces

Each title in its own space.

Key art, cuts, copy, schedules and approvals for each release stop living in separate tools. Each title or brand has its own space, so there are no crossed wires between releases.

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Models

Several video models. One place.

Pick the right AI for each teaser and caption.

Neon City teaser, 9:16VWSPN
Takes generatedVeo, Wan, KlingProducer final cutShowrunnerRelease-day schedulePremiere night
SShowrunnerReviewing nowApprove
Human checkpoint
Approvals

Producers keep the final cut.

Nothing runs until it's approved. Speed without giving up creative control.

Questions, answered

Frequently asked questions

Can it make promo video?

Yes. Generate video from a script or key art, then review and resize it.

Can we keep each title separate?

Yes. Each title or brand gets its own space, files and approvals.

Who owns the final creative?

Your team does, with producers and editors approving each cut.

How is AI used in entertainment marketing?

Entertainment marketers use AI to cut teasers, write promotional copy, version video for different screens and plan release campaigns, with producers approving the final creative.

Can AI make trailers?

AI can generate and edit teaser cuts from key art and footage, which producers then review and refine. 6 ·

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Your trailer, approved this week.

See key art become teasers for every screen.