A content or IP request in five steps
The same structured brief as any other partnership, with the property, the markets and the commercial ranges captured up front.
SolutionsPlatforms & media
Content and IP, on the same record as a sponsorship.
Broadcasters, streaming services and studios place content and IP through the same structured request, the same proposal from the desk, the same signed letter and the same confirmed delivery.
The problem
A content deal gets treated as a special case every time.
Co-promotion, licensing and co-production all get run as bespoke arrangements, which means the rights and the timeline are captured late and the delivery is argued about afterwards. There is no reason a content collaboration should be less structured than a stage sponsorship.
What you get
Four things the desk does for you.
Rights and timeline captured early
Territory, exclusivity, term and windows go into the record at the request stage, not into a contract negotiation weeks later.
Every open request in one list
Film, series, co-produced releases and co-promotions all sit in the same dashboard with their current stage.
Delivery stamped by both sides
The commitments on a content deal are confirmed the same way as any other: marked by us, confirmed by the partner, locked once agreed.
Who it fits
Teams that open a request here.
BroadcastersStreaming platformsStudios and productionPublishers and IP licensors
Deals run across the United States and APAC, K-pop first. Coverage is separate from where we are based: WENOTIFT Inc is a Delaware corporation headquartered in San Francisco, California.
Open your first request.
Request access to Scena and a person from the partnerships desk replies, not a form.