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Concessions Movie [Clipping Campaign]
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Concessions Movie clipping campaign

Post on TikTok, Instagram, YouTubeAt least 50% of viewers in US

CPM
$1.25 per 1K views
AFTER 10% FEE
$1.13 per 1K views after the 10% platform fee
LASTS
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About

Concessions is a comedy film with Michael Madsen and Steven Ogg. Cut funny moments from the approved footage for Instagram, TikTok and YouTube. Keep the clips spoiler-free and the film looking as it does.

Pay per clip

On TikTok

PER CLIP, AFTER 10% FEE

  • 10KVIEWS$11.2510K views pays $11.25
  • 50KVIEWS$56.2550K views pays $56.25
  • 100KVIEWS$90CAP100K views pays $90, at the $90 cap
MIN PAYOUT
Paid out from $1.25

Your clips

Take home
$562.50
Per clip
$56.25
Platform fee
$62.50
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WHY THIS SCORE

Beats 90% of clipping campaigns

≈$11 per clip at 10K views

  • PayOK, fair$1.25 per 1K
  • BudgetBig, good$2.5K left, about 2M views
  • FillToo early, not measured4% spent in 2 days
  • ConfidenceMedium, fairNew, proven organizer
  • Payout rulesEasy, goodEst. 9 in 10 reach 1K views
  • ApprovalNo data yet, not measured
  • ContentStrong, goodQuality 97 of 100
  • Famous guestStrong, goodSteven Ogg
  • MomentsIntense, good10 high-intensity moments
  • Needs 50% of viewers in US−15
  • $541 paid to clippers in 24 hours+5
  • New campaign+3
How we rank

How long will the budget last?

$2,451 of $2,550 is left, spent at about $54 a day.

LASTS UNTIL
Budget lasts until about 2 Jan
SPENT A DAY
$54
BUDGET LEFT
96% of the budget left
Chart as table
TIMELEFT
10 Nov 2026, 13:48 UTC$3,000
10 Nov 2026, 14:03 UTC$3,000
10 Nov 2026, 18:28 UTC$3,000
11 Nov 2026, 00:03 UTC$3,000
11 Nov 2026, 13:46 UTC$2,994
11 Nov 2026, 14:41 UTC$2,986
11 Nov 2026, 15:01 UTC$2,994
11 Nov 2026, 16:46 UTC$2,994
11 Nov 2026, 17:41 UTC$2,989
11 Nov 2026, 18:01 UTC$2,989
11 Nov 2026, 19:26 UTC$2,989
11 Nov 2026, 20:16 UTC$2,539
11 Nov 2026, 21:31 UTC$2,539
11 Nov 2026, 22:46 UTC$2,539
11 Nov 2026, 23:46 UTC$2,539
12 Nov 2026, 00:31 UTC$2,539
12 Nov 2026, 01:16 UTC$2,539
12 Nov 2026, 02:41 UTC$2,539
12 Nov 2026, 03:46 UTC$2,539
12 Nov 2026, 04:46 UTC$2,531
12 Nov 2026, 05:46 UTC$2,527
12 Nov 2026, 06:46 UTC$2,525
12 Nov 2026, 07:41 UTC$2,506
12 Nov 2026, 08:06 UTC$2,505
12 Nov 2026, 09:31 UTC$2,505
12 Nov 2026, 10:41 UTC$2,505
12 Nov 2026, 11:36 UTC$2,505
12 Nov 2026, 12:41 UTC$2,503
12 Nov 2026, 13:46 UTC$2,494
12 Nov 2026, 14:42 UTC$2,494
12 Nov 2026, 15:42 UTC$2,452
12 Nov 2026, 15:57 UTC$2,451

Is the Concessions Movie clipping campaign legit?

Content Rewards reports $373,753 paid out on 217 campaigns since 1 Oct 2026, and states payment within 10 days of close.

THIS CAMPAIGN

ORGANIZER
Verified
REJECT RULES
39

CONTENT REWARDS, ALL CAMPAIGNS

PAID OUT
Content Rewards reports $373,753 paid out on 217 campaigns
CAMPAIGNS
217
PAYOUT IN
Payment within 10 days of close

Clipping campaign rules

Brief B: solid, 3 red flags (missing essentials, no ad disclosure and rules changed later), use only the brand's footage, include required promotional disclosures. The brand shares a brief document.

  • Open to join
  • , Verified organizer
  • , Paid in 10 days
View the Concessions Movie campaign on Content Rewards

Footage rules

  • Use only the brand's footage
  • Use approved footage only
  • No unapproved footage, leaked scenes, or unauthorized screen recordings

Content limits

  • Do not include spoilers
  • Do not make negative content
  • No color grading, filters, or visual effects
Show all 66 rules

More footage rules

  • No outside footage
  • Other footage modifications require ClipHouse approval

More content limits

  • No cropping, zooming, stretching, or reframing
  • No changing lighting, contrast, or saturation
  • No AI visual alterations or enhancements
  • No changing the speed of scenes
  • No face modifications, face swaps, or visual distortions
  • No unrelated graphics, memes, or reaction footage
  • Never cover actors' faces or important scene parts with overlays
  • No combining scenes or rearranging sequences without approval
  • Do not expose major character outcomes
  • No misleading context about what happens in the movie
  • No negative commentary about the film, cast, production, or filmmakers
  • No controversial or misleading framing
  • No false claims, fabricated quotes, or invented reviews
  • No misleading clickbait
  • No exploiting his passing for engagement
  • No death-related clickbait such as RIP or last-words content
  • No discussion of his legal history or circumstances of his passing
  • No AI alterations to his appearance or voice
  • No paid, botted, or artificially generated views
  • Never ignore ClipHouse instructions or content-removal requests
  • No negative portrayal of the brand
  • No AI generated visuals
  • No misleading claims
  • No revealing plot developments, twists or surprises
  • No death-related clickbait about Michael Madsen
  • No discussing his legal history or circumstances of his passing
  • Keep all content spoiler-free and portray the movie positively

Caption and tags

  • Include required promotional disclosures
  • No spoilers in captions, thumbnails or comments
  • No insulting, mocking, or disrespectful captions
  • Disclose the ad on every post
  • Drive viewers to @concessionsmovie and its bio link
  • Write creative, positive captions encouraging viewers to watch the movie
  • Point viewers to the official page and its bio link
  • Add the hashtags
    • #concessionsclips
  • Use natural, positive captions that accurately describe the footage
  • Tag in the caption
    • @concessionsmovie
  • End with a call to action

Format rules

  • Do not reveal major plot developments, twists, or surprises
  • Do not reveal the ending or how storylines are resolved
  • No unlicensed music or copyrighted third-party materials
  • On-screen text must never cover an actor's face
  • Do not use text that misrepresents the scene or contains spoilers
  • Captions on screen
  • Niche: Entertainment, one narrow niche
  • Add engaging on-screen text or hooks to generate curiosity
  • Position on-screen text away from important scene parts
  • Preserve original framing, colors, lighting, aspect ratio and visual quality
  • Keep on-screen text readable, minimal and appropriately positioned

Payout checks

  • No bought views, likes or bots
  • At least 50% of viewers in
    • US
  • If it fails: Post may be rejected and removed
  • Views count from
    • US

Posting rules

  • Submit published post URL through ClipHouse's campaign workflow

Other rules

  • Share funny, engaging, spoiler-free movie clips
  • Preserve the film's original appearance
  • Keep all content positive
  • Use approved clips as provided

What to clip

3 ready clips, post today, no editing needed.

10 trailers to cut. Lead each clip with its strongest beat.

Featuring Steven Ogg

SOURCE READINESS
ASSETS
13
TOTAL FOOTAGE
4m
SAMPLE
13 of 45clips analysed
  • 11 of 13assets share the best format: vertical under 30s
  • 9 of 13clips open on a spoken hook in the first 3 seconds
  • 2 of 13have no speech, add captions or a voiceover
  • 5 of 13carry on-screen text, keep it in frame when cropping
Footage on Content Rewards

THE SOURCES

  1. TRAILERA theater worker hoists a giant popcorn bucket and names Jared Leto their favorite Joker
  2. TRAILERTheater workers pile on to argue Joker beats Taxi Driver
  3. TRAILERA theater worker holds a giant popcorn bucket and names Jared Leto as their favorite Joker
  4. TRAILERSteven Ogg trades hot takes and defends ham and pineapple pizza for Concessions
  5. TRAILERA theater worker repeats let's do it and jokes A League of Their Own outdid Hillary Clinton for women
  6. TRAILERA concessions worker tells the camera they have seen a digger ten times
  7. TRAILERLinda Chung reports the last night of the Royal Alamo Cinema as staff quit and a caller reports a killing
  8. TRAILERA theater employee holding popcorn reacts in a lobby and asks what that was

THE ASSETS

  • A theater worker hoists a giant popcorn bucket and names Jared Leto their favorite JokerTRAILER6s

    A theater worker hoists a giant popcorn bucket and says Jared Leto is their favorite Joker.

    WHO

    • Jared LetoMentioned

    WHY WATCH

    The worker names Jared Leto their favorite Joker while holding the giant popcorn bucket.

    HOOK
    Spoken, first 3 seconds
    SPEECH
    65 words a minute
    ON-SCREEN TEXT
    None
    CREATIVE
    Organic
    FIND TIME
    None
    FORMAT FIT
    TOO SHORT
  • Theater workers pile on to argue Joker beats Taxi DriverTRAILER19s

    A theater worker starts to call Joker far, pauses, and a second speaker apologizes before saying outright that Joker beats Taxi Driver. Another speaker calls Joker far better than Taxi Driver, and three more echo the same claim.

    READINESS
    90, easy to cut
    HOOK
    Spoken, first 3 seconds
    SPEECH
    133 words a minute
    ON-SCREEN TEXT
    None
    CREATIVE
    Organic
    FIND TIME
    None
    FORMAT FIT
    FITS
  • Theater worker calls Godfather 3 the bestTRAILER4s

    A 4 second brand trailer with 2 speakers, in English.

    HOOK
    Spoken, first 3 seconds
    SPEECH
    120 words a minute
    ON-SCREEN TEXT
    None
    CREATIVE
    Organic
    FIND TIME
    None
    FORMAT FIT
    TOO SHORT
  • A theater worker holds a giant popcorn bucket and names Jared Leto as their favorite JokerTRAILER6s

    A theater worker hoists a giant popcorn bucket and says Jared Leto is their favorite Joker. Another speaker fires back no, and the first answers yeah.

    WHO

    • Jared LetoMentioned

    WHY WATCH

    The worker's strong pick of Jared Leto as favorite Joker sets off a quick no and yeah exchange between the two speakers.

    HOOK
    Spoken, first 3 seconds
    SPEECH
    86 words a minute
    ON-SCREEN TEXT
    None
    CREATIVE
    Organic
    FIND TIME
    None
    FORMAT FIT
    TOO SHORT
  • Steven Ogg trades hot takes and defends ham and pineapple pizza for ConcessionsTRAILER19s

    Steven Ogg asks the other person for their latest hot take, then offers his own: pineapple does go with pizza. Ogg says that as a Canadian his favorite pizza is ham and pineapple, and tells viewers to stick that on their pizza and go see Concessions on Apple TV.

    WHO

    • Steven OggSpeaker

    WHY WATCH

    Ogg leans into the pineapple pizza debate by calling ham and pineapple his favorite as a Canadian, then closes with a direct push to watch Concessions.

    READINESS
    90, easy to cut
    HOOK
    Spoken, first 3 seconds
    SPEECH
    172 words a minute
    ON-SCREEN TEXT
    6 lines
    CREATIVE
    Organic
    FIND TIME
    None
    FORMAT FIT
    FITS
  • A theater worker repeats let's do it and jokes A League of Their Own outdid Hillary Clinton for womenTRAILER11s

    One speaker repeats the go-ahead let's do it four times while a second says do it, and a third names A League of Their Own and repeats part of the title.

    WHO

    • Hillary ClintonMentioned

    WHY WATCH

    The joke builds from a repeated hook to a political punchline that compares the film's impact on women to Hillary Clinton.

    READINESS
    90, easy to cut
    HOOK
    Spoken, first 3 seconds
    SPEECH
    228 words a minute
    ON-SCREEN TEXT
    None
    CREATIVE
    Organic
    FIND TIME
    None
    FORMAT FIT
    TOO SHORT
  • Steven Ogg asks about hot takes in theaterTRAILER1m of 33s read

    A 33 second Instagram trailer with 2 speakers, in English.

    READINESS
    90, easy to cut
    HOOK
    Spoken, first 3 seconds
    SPEECH
    213 words a minute
    ON-SCREEN TEXT
    4 lines
    CREATIVE
    Organic
    FIND TIME
    None
    FORMAT FIT
    FITS
  • A concessions worker tells the camera they have seen a digger ten timesTRAILER3s

    A concessions worker speaks straight to the camera in a skit and claims to have seen a digger ten times.

    WHY WATCH

    The worker's single odd claim of seeing a digger ten times is the whole joke of the clip.

    HOOK
    Spoken, first 3 seconds
    SPEECH
    105 words a minute
    ON-SCREEN TEXT
    None
    CREATIVE
    Organic
    FIND TIME
    None
    FORMAT FIT
    TOO SHORT
  • Linda Chung reports the last night of the Royal Alamo Cinema as staff quit and a caller reports a killingTRAILER2m

    Linda Chung, a News 10 ABC reporter, reports live from the Royal Alamo Cinema on its final night while staffers say they are thinking about quitting. A staffer says his father built the theater in 1973 and that anyone who loves movies had a life-changing experience there.

    Read more

    A caller asks Hunter, a longtime employee, whether he manages the place and says they are responding to a killing reported in the restroom. A former classmate greets Hunter and jokes that he is back in high school, and a news voice announces a boycott of the Alamo has started.

    WHO

    • Linda ChungCharacter
    • HunterCharacter

    WHY WATCH

    A reported killing in the restroom turns the cinema's final night into pandemonium, just as the staff announce their boycott.

    READINESS
    90, easy to cut
    HOOK
    Visual, first 3 seconds
    SPEECH
    116 words a minute
    ON-SCREEN TEXT
    1 line
    CREATIVE
    Organic
    FIND TIME
    None
    FORMAT FIT
    REFRAME
  • A theater employee holding popcorn reacts in a lobby and asks what that wasTRAILER3s

    A theater employee holding popcorn reacts in a lobby and asks what that was.

    HOOK
    Spoken, first 3 seconds
    SPEECH
    95 words a minute
    ON-SCREEN TEXT
    None
    CREATIVE
    Organic
    FIND TIME
    None
    FORMAT FIT
    TOO SHORT
  • Man in orange polo gives movie opinionREADY CLIP4s

    A 4 second brand clip with 2 speakers, in English.

    HOOK
    Visual, first 3 seconds
    SPEECH
    117 words a minute
    ON-SCREEN TEXT
    None
    CREATIVE
    Organic
    FIND TIME
    None
    FORMAT FIT
    TOO SHORT
  • A film crew sets up a camera rig for a 16mm anamorphic shoot on Kodak filmREADY CLIP11s

    A film crew sets up a camera rig while on-screen text promises how the 16mm anamorphic shoot was done. The clip cuts to B-roll from the 16mm anamorphic film shoot.

    WHY WATCH

    The on-screen text frames the clip as a how-to on shooting 16mm anamorphic while the footage only shows the crew setting up the camera rig.

    READINESS
    90, easy to cut
    HOOK
    Visual, first 3 seconds
    SPEECH
    None
    ON-SCREEN TEXT
    2 lines
    CREATIVE
    Organic
    FIND TIME
    None
    FORMAT FIT
    TOO SHORT

Top clips

  1. #1 Instagram 29.5K views

  2. #2 YouTube 4.3K views

  3. #3 YouTube 3.5K views

  4. #4 Instagram 3.3K views

    By @mixstation12

  5. #5 YouTube 2.5K views

  6. #6 Instagram 1.7K views

    By @thesparetake

Show all 10

  1. #7 YouTube 1.6K views

  2. #8 YouTube 1.5K views

  3. #9 YouTube 1.5K views

  4. #10 YouTube 1.4K views

What to make

POST ONContent Rewards pays for posts on Instagram, TikTok and YouTube
  • TikTok
  • Instagram
  • YouTube
FOOTAGEContent Rewards shares 1 file with the creators who join
1 fileOn Content Rewards
BRIEF
Full briefOn Content Rewards

READY TO POST

7 of 7 clips analysed, 4 ready as is, 1 needs a reframe, 2 need an edit

  1. Theater workers pile on to argue Joker beats Taxi DriverBrand footage, 19 seconds, Vertical 9:16

    Ready to post as is

    Theater worker argues Joker beats Taxi Driver

    Clip with AI
    • CLIP POTENTIAL87
    • Opens on a spoken line in the first 3 seconds
    • Already vertical 9:16
    1. Post it as is, no cut needed
    2. Add on-screen captions for the spoken lines
    3. In the post caption, add @concessionsmovie
    4. End on the call to action the brief asks for
  2. Steven Ogg trades hot takes and defends ham and pineapple pizza for ConcessionsBrand footage, 19 seconds, Vertical 9:16

    Ready to post as is

    Steven Ogg shares his hot take on pineapple pizza

    Clip with AI
    • CLIP POTENTIAL85
    • Opens on a spoken line in the first 3 seconds
    • 6 lines of on-screen text
    • Already vertical 9:16
    1. Post it as is, no cut needed
    2. In the post caption, add @concessionsmovie
    3. End on the call to action the brief asks for
  3. A theater worker repeats let's do it and jokes A League of Their Own outdid Hillary Clinton for womenBrand footage, 11 seconds, Vertical 9:16

    Ready to post as is

    Theater worker with popcorn delivers comedic line

    Clip with AI
    • CLIP POTENTIAL84
    • Opens on a spoken line in the first 3 seconds
    • Already vertical 9:16
    1. Post it as is, no cut needed
    2. Add on-screen captions for the spoken lines
    3. In the post caption, add @concessionsmovie
    4. End on the call to action the brief asks for
  4. Steven Ogg asks about hot takes in theaterBrand footage, 33 seconds, Vertical 9:16

    Ready to post as is

    Steven Ogg asks about hot takes in theater

    Clip with AI
    • CLIP POTENTIAL84
    • Opens on a spoken line in the first 3 seconds
    • 4 lines of on-screen text
    • Already vertical 9:16
    1. Post it as is, no cut needed
    2. In the post caption, add @concessionsmovie
    3. End on the call to action the brief asks for
  5. Linda Chung reports the last night of the Royal Alamo Cinema as staff quit and a caller reports a killingBrand footage, 118 seconds, Horizontal 16:9

    Reframe to 9:16

    CONCESSIONS trailer: chaotic last day at cinema

    Clip with AI
    • CLIP POTENTIAL81
    • No spoken hook in the first 3 seconds
    • 1 line of on-screen text
    • Horizontal, reframe to 9:16
    1. Reframe to 9:16, keep the subject in the middle
    2. In the post caption, add @concessionsmovie
    3. End on the call to action the brief asks for
  6. A film crew sets up a camera rig for a 16mm anamorphic shoot on Kodak filmBrand footage, 11 seconds, Vertical 9:16

    Needs your edit

    Behind the scenes of 16mm anamorphic film shoot

    Clip with AI
    • CLIP POTENTIAL38
    • No spoken hook in the first 3 seconds
    • 2 lines of on-screen text
    • No speech, add captions
    • Already vertical 9:16
    1. Trim it to its strongest seconds, no lead in
    2. Add captions or on-screen text, the clip has no speech
    3. In the post caption, add @concessionsmovie
    4. End on the call to action the brief asks for
  7. Behind the scenes shooting 16mm anamorphicBrand footage, 11 seconds, Vertical 9:16

    Needs your edit

    Behind the scenes shooting 16mm anamorphic

    Clip with AI
    • CLIP POTENTIAL32
    • No spoken hook in the first 3 seconds
    • 2 lines of on-screen text
    • No speech, add captions
    • Already vertical 9:16
    1. Trim it to its strongest seconds, no lead in
    2. Add captions or on-screen text, the clip has no speech
    3. In the post caption, add @concessionsmovie
    4. End on the call to action the brief asks for

MUST INCLUDE

  • Tag @concessionsmovie“Drive viewers to @concessionsmovie and the link in their bio”
  • End with the call to action

AVOID

  • No negative portrayal“keep all content positive”

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How to join the Concessions Movie clipping campaign

Join on Content Rewards and post on TikTok, Instagram or YouTube. Content Rewards states payment within 10 days of close.

Common questions

How much budget is left in the Concessions Movie clipping campaign?

$2,451 of a $2,550 budget is left at 14:02 UTC on 12 Nov 2026.

Which apps count for the Concessions Movie clipping campaign?

Views on 3 apps count: TikTok, Instagram and YouTube.

What does it take to get paid?

A clip is paid once it has earned at least $1.25.

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