THE TRACE HOUSE / AUSTRALIAN FILM MARKETING

FILM TRAILERS.
FOR AUSTRALIA.

The Trace House is an award-winning trailer editing and film marketing studio, led by award-winning trailer editor and creative director Terence Race. We create trailers, teasers and release campaigns for filmmakers and distributors working in the Australian market.

Brief your next film
THEATRICAL TRAILERSDOCUMENTARYTV & SOCIAL CAMPAIGNS

01 / GOLDEN TRAILER AWARDS

AWARD-WINNING
WORK.

Recognition for the trailers. Evidence you can follow.

GOLDEN TRAILER AWARDS / 2016

Oddball

Winner — Best Foreign Animation/Family Trailer.

Roadshow Films · The Trace House

Published award result

GOLDEN TRAILER AWARDS / 2017

Deep Water: The Real Story

Winner — Best Independent Trailer for a film budget under US$1 million.

Blackfella Films · The Trace House

Published award result

02 / SELECTED PORTFOLIO

SEE THE
STORIES.

Selected trailers and campaign work from The Trace House.

Explore the complete portfolio ↗

03 / FROM FIRST TEASE TO RELEASE

ONE FILM.
MANY WAYS IN.

Trailers & teasers

A compelling introduction to your film, documentary or series. Start with the audience, the story and what makes someone want to watch.

Release campaigns

TV, social and radio spots shaped around your release. Include the required durations, aspect ratios and territories in your brief.

Behind the film

Featurettes, electronic press kits and making-of pieces that bring audiences closer to the people and ideas behind the work.

04 / WORKING TOGETHER

YOUR FILM.
YOUR BRIEF.

Who will I speak to?
Contact Terence Race directly at terence@thetracehouse.com to discuss the creative brief and the work your release needs.
Can I commission work for an Australian release?
Yes. The Trace House works with filmmakers and distributors across Australia and Europe. Include your release territory, team’s time zone and key dates so we can discuss the schedule.
What does a trailer cost, and how long does it take?
Send your scope, budget range and deadline for a project-specific quote and availability check. Deliverables, versions, source material and any music or finishing requirements help define the brief.
What should I send first?
A synopsis, your audience, the assets you need, key dates and a viewing link if available. Our project brief page brings those details together.