Cinecreators
What the APIs will not let you search, we read straight from the creators.
Cinecreators starts from a limit: social platform APIs do not let you search everything that is said about a film. So we follow a steady, representative panel of film creators, updated over time, and read their content directly: every week we know which films and series they mention, and how much. It is the creator side of the earned signal. On influencer operations, #adv and #invitedby, Cinecreators also collects the data of each campaign and brings it into the report, next to the rest of the panel.
Every week, what creators are talking about
The panel read week by week: the most mentioned titles, films and series together, and how much content comes from #adv or #invitedby operations.
Titles and posters are made up; the numbers come from a real week in October 2026.
Campaigns, post by post
Every creator post about a title, with numbers taken from the platforms: who posted, when, and how much it moved.
Demo data, fictional titles and names.
The problem
- Social platform APIs do not let you search everything said about a film: a keyword search only sees part of the conversation.
- Without a stable panel, numbers change because who you look at changes, not because the film does: comparing weeks and titles becomes impossible.
- The impact of influencer campaigns is told through screenshots of hand-picked metrics, cut off from what creators say on their own.
How it works
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We follow a panel of creators
A representative set of profiles that talk about film and series, steady and updated over time.
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We read every post
Every post tied to the titles it talks about and classified: organic, #adv or #invitedby.
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We bring it into the report
The panel feeds the earned signal; influencer operations come in with their own data, campaign by campaign.
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