Partnerships / CTRL

Partner with CTRL.

Media collaborations for cultural institutions, businesses, events, and community organizations.

Possible directions

Scope agreed before production.

Develop an idea across stories, interviews, or visual documentation, with a clear distinction between independent and commissioned work.

Discuss a partnership around an opening, gathering, or cultural moment. Production and any commercial distribution are agreed separately.

Explore custom media and content around a shared cultural subject. Fit and scope come before a proposal.

Larger campaigns and event projects may be referred to KONSORTIUM, a separate creative business.

How a commission works

01
Share the idea.
Subject, location, audience, and timing.
Tell us what matters.
02
Define the work.
Discuss fit, scope, formats, permissions,
and production needs.
03
Agree the commission.
Confirm deliverables and terms before work begins.

Before we begin /

Does a commission guarantee editorial coverage?

No. Commercial production and independent editorial decisions are separate. Any paid content published by CTRL carries a visible disclosure.

How are scope and pricing decided?

Through the brief. Subject, production requirements, channels, licensing, and timing inform a proposal. Pricing is set in the proposal.

Can the project include a larger creative campaign?

Larger creative projects may be referred to KONSORTIUM. It is a separate business; a referral does not guarantee editorial coverage by CTRL.

Start a conversation /

Start with the subject, location and intended use.
A date or budget range helps if you have one.

What makes a useful brief?

You don’t need a finished plan.
Scope, rights and cost are agreed before work begins.

Editorial independence

Commissioned work is labeled.
Paid services never guarantee independent coverage, favorable reviews, or scores.