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Los Angeles Entertainment Marketing Agency

THE ENTERTAINMENT MARKETING AGENCY THAT GETS BRANDS INTO POP CULTURE.

Hollywood Branded connects brands with productions, talent, creators, music, sports, gaming, events and IP - and connects productions with the brand partners they need.

One ecosystem · two sides

BRANDS SEEK OPPORTUNITIES. PRODUCTIONS SEEK PARTNERS. HB CONNECTS BOTH.

FOR BRANDS

Find the right cultural opportunities

Register free for passive matching. Upgrade when you want better matching, strategy, Radar intelligence, Access or execution.
FOR PRODUCTIONS + IP

Find the right brand partners

Register the property free. Build Blueprint + Roadmap when you want to map the commercial opportunity, then activate representation when you want HB selling.
The HB commercial system

PLAYBOOK → RADAR → UNLOCK ACCESS → PRODUCE → AMPLIFY → GROW

Brands enter through Free Registration, then Blueprint and Roadmap set the strategic foundation before active work. From there every program runs the same six stages. Playbook builds executable infrastructure. Radar is opportunity intelligence. Unlock Access is where HB actively opens doors and represents the opportunity.

Proof

10,000+ PARTNERSHIPS. 250+ BRAND PARTNERS. BUILDING PARTNERSHIPS SINCE 2007.

FILM + TV

Screen Integration

Organic, trade and paid integrations built to fit the content.
PEOPLE

Talent + Creators

Celebrity, athlete, artist and creator partnerships.
IP + COMMERCE

Licensing + Collabs

Co-branded product, retail and commercial extensions.
AMPLIFICATION

PR + Events + Media

Make the cultural moment work across more channels.
The Complete Guide

Hollywood + Entertainment Marketing Guide

Quick answer

Entertainment marketing is how brands use film, TV, streaming, music and the culture around them to reach audiences, through product placement, co-promotions, licensing, branded content and talent partnerships. Below is proof of how Hollywood Branded builds it, followed by our complete library of 190 articles and 11 podcast episodes tracking Hollywood and what it means for brands.

Updated October 2026 · By Stacy Jones, Hollywood Branded

Reviewed by Stacy Jones, Founder + CEO · Updated October 2026

Proof

Entertainment Partnerships HB Has Built

Canadian Club × Mad Men

TV product placement that helped a legacy brand regain relevance inside the world of Mad Men.

17-year decline reversed
Pilot × Mean Girls

Placement, licensing, co-branded product, commercial creative and influencer amplification working together.

Amazon sell-out in 24 hours
FLIR × Film + Television

Long-term proactive placement that turned thermal imaging into a storytelling tool.

700+ placements · ~$42M first-air value
Bumble × Entertainment

Partnerships across Riverdale, Ellen, Book Club and more put Bumble inside dating culture.

117M+ views
SimpliSafe × Your Place Or Mine

A starring-role placement in a film that opened #1 on Netflix's Global Top 10 in 92 countries.

134.8M viewing hours
Expensify × F1 The Movie

A film integration that traveled into music videos, the Met Gala and the official video game.

37% stock surge after CNBC coverage
01

Film

Box office, franchises and the movie marketing campaigns brands learn from.

More on Film (35 articles)
02

TV & Reality

Series, reality TV, sitcoms and late night.

More on TV & Reality (12 articles)
03

Streaming

Netflix, Max, Disney+, Apple TV+, ad tiers and the business of streaming.

More on Streaming (18 articles)
04

Music

Artists, albums and the music industry's brand opportunities.

More on Music (18 articles)
05

Licensing, Co-Promotions & Collabs

Licensed IP, merchandise, movie tie-ins and co-branded products.

More on Licensing, Co-Promotions & Collabs (45 articles)
06

Inside the Industry

Studios, mergers, strikes and how Hollywood works with brands.

More on Inside the Industry (13 articles)
07

Pop Culture History

Decades, nostalgia and the cultural moments brands still borrow from.

More on Pop Culture History (14 articles)
08

From The Podcast

Episodes of Marketing Mistakes (+ How To Avoid Them), hosted by Stacy Jones, on this topic.

More on From The Podcast (6 episodes)
Free resources

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FAQ

What People Need To Know First

What is entertainment marketing?
Entertainment marketing is the use of film, TV, streaming, music, celebrities and pop culture to promote a brand. It includes product placement and integration, co-promotions, licensing, branded content, talent partnerships and event activations.
How do brands partner with movies and TV shows?
The main routes are product placement, scripted brand integration, co-promotional campaigns where the brand promotes the release in its own marketing, licensing the property's characters or logos for products, and branded content created with the production or talent.
What is entertainment licensing?
Licensing lets a brand use a property's characters, logos or other intellectual property on its products or packaging, typically in exchange for royalties and guarantees paid to the rights holder. It can create new products and open retail placement that a brand could not get on its own.
What is a co-promotion?
A co-promotion pairs a brand with a film, show or artist so each promotes the other. The brand gets the rights to use the property in its advertising, packaging or retail, and the release gets added media support and reach.
How has streaming changed brand partnerships?
Streaming releases often launch globally at once, stay available for years and are watched in binges, which extends the life of a placement. Ad-supported tiers have also opened new paid media options alongside traditional integration.

Get Your Brand Into Pop Culture.

Book a Brand Connect call with Stacy Jones, or enroll your brand, production, talent, property or idea free in [HB]Box.

10,000+Partnerships built
250+Brand partners
1T+Impressions delivered
Since 2007Building brand partnerships
Playbook → Radar → Unlock Access → Produce → Amplify → Grow
Proof Your Brand Is The Best

On screen since 2007

Two decades of brands in the story.

A few of the partnerships behind the numbers, from film and TV integrations to talk shows, music and fashion week.