
Music clipping · compliance first
Music clipping built for compliance.
Run a clipping campaign at volume without inheriting a mess. Clearance and disclosure are settled before the first clip posts, and every clip goes out on your official sound rather than a re-upload.
- •FTC-conscious
- •Label-ready
- Enterprise-friendly
Brief
Disclosure
Review
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Transparency
Transparency from creator to campaign.
Every creator knows what they’re participating in.
CREATOR BRIEF
Shared- REQUIRED CONTENT
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Lumina
Every brief · four required fields · one shared record
Every creator gets a written brief. It says what the clip must carry, how to post it and how to disclose the arrangement, and it is the same brief across the whole campaign so nothing depends on anybody remembering.
- No hidden instructions
- No misleading claims
- No sponsored content pretending to be organic
The rules sit inside the format they already post in. That is the only way a compliant clip still reads as their own content.
Label & enterprise
Built for label & enterprise requirements.
A label should not have to chase us for detail. The scope, the creator list and the reporting are written down before launch, every post is rights-cleared, and the invoice is a custom CPM per 1,000 verified views rather than a retainer.
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REQ / 01
Campaign Scope
Clear objectives, deliverables, platforms, and timelines.
- Objectives
- Deliverables
- Platforms
- Timelines
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REQ / 02
Creator Requirements
Defined participation and content expectations.
- Participation terms
- Content expectations
- Posting windows
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REQ / 03
Disclosure Guidance
Clear instructions around applicable advertising disclosures.
- Ad / paid labels
- Placement guidance
- Platform tooling
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REQ / 04
Content Review
Quality and campaign compliance checks before distribution where
required.- Guideline check
- Disclosure check
- Sign-off log
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REQ / 05
Performance Reporting
Organized campaign data that makes post-campaign review easier.
- Creator-level records
- Post links
- Campaign summary
Creative + boundaries
Creator content with guardrails.
Creators need room to make something that works. They also need edges, so the brief says what the clip must carry and what it must never do with your master.
Creative freedom. Clear boundaries.
Creator authenticity
Native tone, format, and pacingthat already works on platform
The brief
Creator authenticity
Messaging, music usage, anddisclosure boundaries defined
Authenticity × control
Do's
What the content must include
to serve the campaign.Don'ts
Claims, edits, and framing that
stay off the table.Messaging
The points that need to land,
in the creator’s own voice.Music usage
How the track is used,
credited, and referenced.Disclosure
The disclosure guidance
relevant to that campaign.
Operations
A process designed for review.
Checks sit inside the workflow. Clips get reviewed against the brief before they post, which is the only checkpoint that actually prevents anything.
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01
Campaign Setup
Define objectives, requirements, markets, and platforms.
Scope agreed
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02
Creator Selection
Identify creators appropriate for the campaign.
Roster reviewed
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03
Creator Briefing
Communicate campaign and disclosure requirements.
Brief acknowledged
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04
Content Review
Check content against the agreed campaign guidelines.
Content checked
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05
Distribution
Coordinate approved creator publishing and campaign activity.
Publishing tracked
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06
Reporting
Deliver organized performance and campaign records.
Records delivered
Approval
Ready for the people who need to sign off.
Marketing wants reach. Legal wants clarity. Procurement wants process. We build our campaigns to make all three conversations easier.
Creative freedom. Clear boundaries.
Marketing
wants Reach
Scale, objectives, platforms and deliverables. All written down before launch, so nothing gets decided by whoever happens to answer the phone that week.
Legal
wants Clarity
Disclosure guidance, briefs and review checkpoints. Your legal desk can read all of it before you commit to anything, alongside the campaign process itself.
Procurement
wants Process
A documented campaign workflow with defined
responsibilities and post-campaign reporting.
Marketing
Reach
Legal
clarity
Procurement
process
ONE CAMPAIGN RECORD · THREE APPROVALS
Final CTA
Because scaling music shouldn't mean scaling uncertainty.
Send the track. Tell us the market and the timeline, and we will walk your team through how the campaign gets scoped, briefed, reviewed and reported.