Trailer Park Group

Trailer Park Group is an entertainment marketing, content production and creative advertising network serving film, television, streaming, gaming, sports and consumer brands. Its work spans trailers and promotional campaigns, visual design, live-action production, gameplay marketing and digital content. The group brings specialist creative businesses together to support campaigns across multiple formats and markets.

Founded in Hollywood in 1994, the business began as Trailer Park, a film trailer editing boutique. It expanded beyond its original audiovisual focus and adopted the Trailer Park Group umbrella brand in 2020. Its geographic presence now spans North America, Europe and Asia-Pacific, supporting entertainment campaigns through both creative production and regional capabilities.

Creative capabilities

Audiovisual work includes concept development, scriptwriting, editing, directing, sound design, finishing and motion graphics for theatrical trailers, teasers, television spots, streaming promotions and sizzle reels. Design capabilities cover theatrical key art, posters, streaming platform artwork, visual identity and digital and print out-of-home advertising.

The group's production offering also includes live-action commercials, virtual production, experiential events and augmented- and virtual-reality activations. Gaming services encompass in-game capture, gameplay trailers, CGI integration and launch assets. Strategy and social services bring together audience insights, integrated campaign planning, influencer partnerships and social-first content creation.

Development and campaign work

A majority growth investment led by Erie Street Growth Partners alongside Origami Capital Partners in 2021 supported international expansion and acquisitions. Subsequent additions extended the network's strategic creative, regional content production and gameplay marketing capabilities. The group continues to operate through specialist businesses covering audiovisual creative, design, experiential production and entertainment marketing.

Reported campaign work includes films and franchises such as Dune, Oppenheimer, Wicked, Star Wars and the Marvel Cinematic Universe; television and streaming titles including Stranger Things, The Mandalorian and Wednesday; and gaming campaigns for Call of Duty, Star Wars Jedi: Survivor and Xbox Game Pass. These are marketing and promotional credits rather than claims that the group produced the underlying films, series or games.