01
Highlight reels from your raw event clips
Send us the phone footage of the drop, the crowd, the booth setup — we cut it into a reel built for the scroll, not a home video. The best fifteen seconds of a three-hour set is usually buried somewhere in a longer, shaky phone clip; finding and cutting that moment is the actual job.
02
Energy-first short-form video, every week
The format that actually books events now, produced on a real weekly rhythm so your feed never goes quiet between gigs. Even a slower week with only one booking still gets content — from booth setup clips, gear reels, or older footage that hasn't been posted yet.
03
Date-availability & booking-window posts
Your open weekend dates kept visible before they fill, instead of only living in a text thread with your booking agent. As peak wedding or party season fills in, we turn the shrinking number of open Saturdays into its own kind of urgency content.
04
Instagram, Facebook, TikTok & more
Posted across Instagram, Facebook, TikTok, Pinterest, and Threads on every plan — six platforms including LinkedIn on Cube Prime. TikTok and Instagram Reels carry most of the weight here — short, loud, energy-first clips are exactly the format that travels on both.
05
Review & inquiry replies in your voice
Same-day replies to "are you available" DMs, so a hot lead doesn't book a faster-responding DJ instead. We keep the tone yours — casual and high-energy for some crews, more polished for others — not a generic customer-service voice bolted onto your page.
06
Monthly performance recap
Which reel actually drove inquiries, so we keep doing more of what books gigs. We'll tell you plainly if wedding content is outperforming club content that month, or the other way around, so your next batch of footage gets prioritized accordingly.
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What a typical month looks like
It starts with a call about the kinds of events you actually want more of — weddings, corporate, club, private parties — so content leans that direction. After that, reels go out on a weekly rhythm built from whatever footage came in from recent gigs, availability posts ramp up as your calendar fills for the season, and DMs and reviews get same-day replies year-round, not just during your busiest months.
08
What we actually need from you
Whatever's already on your phone. A clip of the drop, a pan across a packed floor, a shot of your booth setup — fifteen to thirty seconds of raw footage from a gig is usually all it takes to build a full reel. No separate videographer required.
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How fast this actually gets moving
Your first posting cycle goes live within five business days of the brand call. If you've already got a backlog of unposted event clips sitting in your camera roll, tell us on that first call — it can fill out your first few weeks of content immediately.