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Onyx Creek Media (OCM), founded in 2018, is a premium digital media group that integrates innovation and artistry at its core, specializing in creating globally influential film productions and cross-media projects through cutting-edge technology and diversified creativity. As a world-leading entertainment marketing and content service provider, OCM operates under the dual-engine drive of “visual revolution + technological empowerment.” Its main business areas encompass full-chain film and television services, digital advertising ecosystems, and global strategic deployment, striving to become an innovator in global cultural dissemination during the digital era.

From 2018 to 2019, the company collaborated with Paramount and Warner Bros. through cross-media IP development: designing interactive advertisements and UGC promotional campaigns for "Star Trek" (Paramount) and "The Fast and the Furious" (Universal). The first-year revenue from the cooperative projects reached $120 million, and long-term agreements were signed with the two major studios.

2019-2021: The company successively collaborated with Disney and 20th Century Fox, supporting content promotion for streaming platforms such as Disney+ and Paramount+, thereby enhancing subscription conversion rates. During this period, Paramount+ saw an 18% year-on-year growth in subscriptions in 2020. The conversion rate for "The Mandalorian" merchandise increased by 42%, and OCM was selected as one of the "World's Top 10 Most Innovative Media Companies" by Fast Company.

From 2021 to 2022, designed digital marketing for MGM's "No Time to Die," launching limited-edition NFT merchandise; partnered with TikTok to promote Fox's "The Batman," initiating the "Batman Mask Challenge" 35. OCM increased derivative product sales for "No Time to Die" by 35% year-on-year.

In 2023, OCM collaborated with Disney, Paramount, Warner Bros., Universal Pictures, and DreamWorks Animation to explore strategies addressing the decline of traditional TV businesses (e.g., the drop in viewership of Warner's cable channels) and strengthen cross-platform synergies on social media. By forming alliances with top influencers: partnerships with Instagram and TikTok creators promoted films like *Oppenheimer* (Universal) and *Mission: Impossible 7* (Paramount) through customized short videos blending "historical science + movie easter eggs." For Disney's live-action *Snow White*, controversy around cultural symbols was leveraged to drive a 35% surge in social media engagement. *Oppenheimer* achieved over 200 million social media impressions in Arab regions, with non-English market box office share rising to 29%. Warner's Max streaming platform saw a 12% quarterly increase in subscribers.

In 2024, in response to the shrinking value of traditional media, optimize resource allocation and extend the life cycle of classic IPs9. IP awakening plan: Design cross-platform integrated marketing for Paramount's "Transformers 7" and launch "nostalgia-oriented" fan interaction activities; help Warner Bros. explore how to divert NBA broadcast viewers to the Max platform and attract retention through the 20th anniversary commemorative content of "Harry Potter". Paramount's streaming media losses narrowed by 22% in Q1 2024; sales of "Harry Potter" derivatives grew by 18% against the trend