A24 and MediaNug built a TikTok creator campaign for Ne Zha 2 around anime, entertainment and lifestyle communities. MediaNug sourced niche creators and coordinated screenings across the United States, giving participants first-hand experiences to share with their audiences. The supplied campaign recap reports more than seven million impressions.
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A24 wanted to connect Ne Zha 2 with Gen Z and millennial audiences and position it as a theatrical event. The campaign needed voices who could speak to anime, entertainment and lifestyle communities in a way that felt relevant to those audiences.
MediaNug sourced niche micro-creators whose content aligned with the film’s target communities. The program focused on the fit between each creator, their audience and the film.
Creators attended screenings across the United States and captured their reactions. First-hand access gave them material for commentary about the film.
The content blended creator commentary with film footage in a TikTok-native format. Creators posted organically to their own feeds, bringing the campaign into the communities the program was designed to reach.
MediaNug’s supplied campaign recap reports more than seven million impressions. The existing project record lists seven participating creators.
Impressions describe content delivery and should not be interpreted as unique viewers or ticket purchases. This case study does not attribute the film’s box-office performance to the creator program.
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Screening access gives creators something first-hand to discuss. For Ne Zha 2, the program paired that access with creators aligned to anime, entertainment and lifestyle audiences.
MediaNug sourced niche micro-creators who could speak to the film’s target audience, rather than using a general-interest roster.
The supplied recap describes organic posts on creators’ TikTok feeds, blending commentary with film footage.
The recap reports impressions. It does not establish seven million unique people, ticket sales or incremental box-office revenue.