Social Capabilities

Buddha Jones is an award-winning advertising and design agency that strives to engage audiences in a way that sparks emotion and shapes our culture…

…and we’re like their nepo baby.

About Us

It’s award-winning creative at the speed of social.

Buddha Social is what happens when a prolific A/V agency with deep roots in Hollywood history hires a group of social natives + Gen Z icons to run their own department.

From box office hits to fancam fodder to stirring cinematic love letters, we’ve got you covered.

Campaign Strategy
Social Creative
Reactive Content
Community Management
Social Shoots
+ More

We’re the perfect partner...

With experience spanning from traditional studios to streamers to premium cable — we understand the industry like the back of our hand. Combine that with hands-on social experience and unmatched creative ability, we’re here to help you flex from theatrical quality thematic vibes to unhinged brainrot edits (sometimes all at once)!

Diving deep into stories and fandoms to develop strategies that draw in new audiences while also giving iykyk nods to fans.
The ultimate catalyst for conversation. Whether it’s proactive or within the hour, we’re here to make sure you don’t miss an opportunity (or align yourself with the wrong one).
Shares are the new follow — pass it on. With algorithms constantly in flux, we make content that speaks to behavior. Whether it’s relatable meme text or exciting formats, we’re here to make sure your content shines as much in the DMs as it does in feed.

Shall we dive into some of our work?

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Shall we dive into some of our work? 👇

Wuthering Heights

Before romance went mainstream and Heated Rivalry penetrated the hearts of millions, Warner Bros saw that yearning was starting to have a moment and tapped us to help them go all in. We created boundary pushing social content that paired romance with provocation, all through the lens of “the greatest love story ever told.”

By mixing romantic moments, trending formats, feed-breaking elements and just the right amount of steaminess, we sought to quench the thirst of every fangirl (gender neutral) on the internet while inspiring a whole lot of good ol’ fashioned blushing (and ticket buying, of course).

Client
Warner Bros

Services
Social Creative
Reactive Content

Smile 2

Tktk

Client
Paramount

Services
Social Creative
Reactive Content

Trap

When Trap was released in theaters it was a you-gotta-see-it-to-believe-it phenomenon, but how did it get there? Our campaign positioned the film as a bold, genre-bending experience — highlighting M. Night’s signature storytelling and its fusion of suspense, thriller, and immersive concert spectacle.

By framing it as the summer’s must-see pop-concert-turned-trap and capitalizing on Josh Hartnett’s resurgence to keep audiences conflicted about who to trust. Conversation centered on Josh Hartnett’s layered performance and the killer-as-protagonist hook, sparking debate: will he escape… and do we want him to?

Client
Warner Bros

Services
Social Creative
Reactive Content

Companion

As an original film without any existing IP to rest on, WB was looking to get wild. They asked for truly social-first thinking; if it was just editorial in vertical or square form, they didn’t want it. We were challenged to ditch the traditional business-as-usual campaign formats and create content that broke through your phone in the weirdest, eye-catchiest, and most trendy ways possible.

We created campaign assets that not only celebrated the originality of the film but also played into trends and concepts super specific to this story. From shooting a faux influencer commercial and creating a fake dating app UI piece, to explaining the plot like a zoomer and mimicking a full-blown TradWife narration, we approached this campaign fully charged up.

Client
Warner Bros

Services
Social Creative
Reactive Content Social Shoot

The Watchers

To introduce this bold new chapter in the Shyamalan universe, we built a campaign that preserved the mystery while building suspense around voyeurism, perception vs. deception, and the terror of being watched.

Through sound-driven creative, shadow, reflection, and fragmented visuals, we amplified unseen threats — never fully revealing the creatures, referring to them only as “The Watchers” to build suspense. The result centered on sensory dread: forest isolation, bunker confinement, rules-based survival, and the creeping sense that perception cannot be trusted.

Client
Warner Bros

Services
Social Creative