Film, TV, and streaming
The trades break your news before a daily notices, so they get pitched first.
Entertainment PR agencyWe pitch Los Angeles newsrooms, the entertainment trades, and national desks for founders and brands across the county. Outlet tiers, deliverables, and dates are agreed in writing before kickoff. Miss them and you are refunded in full.
The newsroom map
A pitch here splits three ways. The Los Angeles Times, the Los Angeles Business Journal, the Daily News, LAist, Los Angeles Magazine, and LA Weekly cover the city itself.
Variety, The Hollywood Reporter, Deadline, and TheWrap cover the industry, and dot.LA covers the startups. KTLA 5, ABC7, NBC4, and Fox 11 book the segments. The trades move first here, the dailies pick up what is already moving, and local TV needs something worth filming.
What we cover
Named reporters at local, trade, and national desks, worked one at a time instead of blasted a wire
Executive positioning, and announcement PR for funding, product, and slate news
Handled quietly, clients never named
Coverage that earns links and gets you quoted by ChatGPT, Perplexity, and AI Overviews
Audience, branded search, and the conversations that follow
How it works
We find the angle a Los Angeles editor would actually run, and tell you if you do not have one yet.
Outlet tiers, deliverables, and dates go into the contract before you pay.
Trades, dailies, and national desks worked in parallel, chased until somebody answers.
Coverage goes into your site, your search footprint, and your sales deck, then gets measured.
Why AceIt
You get the coverage we agreed or you get your money back. Tiers, deliverables, and dates are written down before kickoff, which is the part almost nobody else will do.
We guarantee the work we commit to. No ethical agency promises a specific journalist says yes, and any placement that is paid rather than earned carries that label before you approve it.
Senior people on every account and replies in 1 to 2 hours.
Proof
Nobody in this city needs convincing that attention is the product.
Vezbi's U.S. expansion is the shape of the work: a community super app carried past 1 million brand impressions, earned through media placements rather than bought with an ad budget. See the case studies. That is the machine we point at a launch or a slate announcement. When the national byline matters more, the Forbes program takes it, scoped and priced in writing before kickoff.
The invoice
A PR firm in Los Angeles sells you the month and bills you for the meetings inside it. Published 2026 rate guides put emerging talent publicists here at $3,000 to $5,000 a month and mid market agency engagements at $10,000 to $25,000.
We sell the placement, not the month: publications from around $95, ranked listicle spots from around $400 by position, broadcast segments from $700 by market size, print pages from $1,400, Forbes campaigns priced in writing before kickoff. The outlet, its audience, the turnaround, and any sponsored label are on the listing before you approve it. See the full rate card.
The beats
The trades break your news before a daily notices, so they get pitched first.
Entertainment PR agencyRelease cycles are short, so the pitch lands weeks ahead of the date.
Music PR agencyStudios from Santa Monica to Playa Vista fight over one review calendar.
Gaming PR agencyIn El Segundo and Long Beach: technical trades first, national desks second.
Tech PR agencyFounder story, product story, then retail.
Beauty PR agencyFit
Founders and brands with something a reporter can write about: a launch, a number, a story nobody else can tell. Coverage with no story behind it is the one brief we decline, because a guarantee only works when the work is real.
Questions
Anything else, email [email protected] and it comes back in 1 to 2 hours.
Publicists in Los Angeles start around $3,000 to $5,000 a month for emerging names, and mid market retainers run $10,000 to $25,000. We sell placements instead, from around $95 for a publication, with a Forbes campaign scoped and priced in writing before kickoff, and you approve each one first. Agreed results, or your money back.
Hire a publicist in Los Angeles if the product is a person and the job is managing their name day to day. Hire a PR firm if the goal is coverage that builds the company: trade and national placements, executive positioning, and search visibility that outlives the news cycle. We do the second, and we write the targets down first.
No. Our only office is in Austin, Texas, and Los Angeles accounts are handled remotely by senior people. An editor at Variety or the LA Times cares whether the story holds up, not which area code sent it. We would rather say that than imply a Wilshire address we do not keep.
Placements by outlet tier, audience reached, branded search lift, referral traffic, and how many of those turn into conversations with buyers. You get one monthly report, written by the person doing the pitching. A hit report on its own is not a result.
You get your money back. Outlet tiers, deliverables, and timelines are agreed before kickoff, and if we do not deliver what we committed to on the timeline we committed to, you are refunded. That commitment is in the contract, not in a sales call.
Next step
Book a 30 minute call. You get the angle we would run, the outlets we would target, real costs, and the guarantee in writing.
Backed by a 100% guarantee: the agreed results or your money back