Protect films and series in every release window
Studios, producers and distributors use VideoLock to find unlicensed copies of their titles and have them removed, from the first screener to the streaming launch.
A different risk in every release window
A title is exposed from the first screener to the back catalogue. What leaks, and where it shows up, changes at each step, so the work changes with it.
- BEFORE RELEASEScreeners
Review copies go to a short list of people.
Watching - OPENING DAYPremiere
Cinema recordings and early rips appear.
Planned - HOME RELEASEDigital
Clean copies are taken from the store release.
Planned - ON STREAMINGStreaming
Full episodes are captured and reposted.
Planned - LONG TAILCatalogue
Old titles keep circulating on the same sites.
Planned
Watermarked copies, traced to the recipient
Daily sweeps and fast notices
Streaming sites, torrents and cyberlockers
Social reposts and full uploads
Scheduled re-checks of known sources
Every title in your catalogue, with its state
Each title is a tile. It shows whether copies were found, what has been reported and what has been removed.
The places a film turns up before you notice
Piracy of a release is rarely just one site. These are the four we see most for media titles.
Screener copies carry a mark. A leaked review copy is read back to the recipient it was issued to.
copy 014 · issued to recipient 014
issued: screener round 2
Trailers and clips. Early cuts and reposted scenes are found and reported before they spread.
Subtitle sites. Pages that host files for a title give away where full copies are.
IPTV and playlists. Libraries inside streaming playlists are matched to your catalogue.
Licensed partners left alone
You give us the platforms that hold a licence. They are skipped before any notice goes out.
Dates drive the plan
Monitoring is planned around your release calendar, and tightened around each window.
One record per title
Every report, removal and re-check is filed against the title it relates to.
Questions about media and entertainment
Yes. Share the release calendar and we start monitoring ahead of the date, including for early copies.
Invisible watermarking marks each issued copy, so a leak can be traced to the recipient it was sent to.
We act for the rights owner or for the party authorised to act on their behalf.
No. You give us your licensed partners and we leave them out before any notice is sent.
Yes. Each notice is logged with the URL, screenshots and the platform response.
Got a release date?
Send us the calendar. We will plan monitoring for each window and tell you what we need.
Or write to contact@videolock.net.


