Entertainment data

Data from across entertainment.

From fan intent, purchase and venue signals to proprietary operating records, Watt makes entertainment data available for AI.

Available data

Entertainment data from the studio to the stands.

Broad signal on the people, companies and demand across the industry. Deeper operating records sourced to order.

Available now+100K more signals
Film and TV productionTV and media production research · Film financing, completion bond and distribution research · Production and post-production companies by NAICS
Streaming, TV and movie audiencesStreaming service and device research · TV show and network research · Movie theater and film genre research · TV and movie buyers
Players and game studiosConsole, PC and esports research · Gamer culture and convention research · Game companies by LinkedIn industry
Artists, labels and recordingMusic production and recording research · Record labels by NAICS · Musicians by LinkedIn industry
Music fans and buyersRock, pop and R&B research · Vinyl and turntable research · Music and instrument buyers
Live event audiencesConcert and theater research · Comedy and festival research · Radius around the venue
Sports fans and teamsFootball, baseball, basketball and hockey game research · Fantasy sports research · Sports teams and clubs
Venues, promoters and ticketingTicketing and resale software research · Venue and festival management software research · Promoters and venue operators by NAICS
Sourced to order

Proprietary records that live inside venues, studios and leagues. Watt sources them to your requirements.

Live eventsTicketing · Attendance · Venue operations
ProductionSchedules · Budgets · Rights records
Also sourced to orderViewership · Licensing · Concessions · Merchandise
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Depth and coverage vary by signal.

Go deeper

We go where the data actually lives.

The records that matter most in entertainment rarely sit in one system, and most never reach the web. Watt works with venues and producers to collect them and join them into one usable record.

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Entertainment
  • Where it lives
  • Ticketing systems
  • ERP
  • Spreadsheets
  • Access control
  • Email
  • PDFs
  • Archives
  • Human workflows
Venue 3, Fall seasonIllustrative
BudgetSeason plan with 36 eventsERP
SalesTicket pacing, week 6 of 12Spreadsheet
VenueGate scans logged 19:42Access control
ApprovalAdded show date approvedEmail
RightsPerformance license on filePDF
Joined, rights-cleared and traceable to its source.
What it can power

Built for AI that works in entertainment.

  1. 01

    Train industry-aware models

    Give models exposure to real operating records and domain behavior.

  2. 02

    Build industry agents

    Ground agents in actual companies, people, demand and operations.

  3. 03

    Evaluate industry capability

    Test models against real-world entertainment tasks and operating context.

  4. 04

    Power industry applications

    Embed entertainment signals into products through API, MCP or bulk delivery.

How it works

Acquire. Refine. Deliver.

  1. 01Acquire

    Access existing and hard-to-source industry data.

  2. 02Refine

    Normalize, structure, enrich and prepare it for AI.

  3. 03Deliver

    Bulk, API, MCP or a human interface.

Proof

What stands behind the data.

Rights & provenance

Every record traces back to where it came from, with its permitted uses agreed in writing.

How Watt sources data
  • Signals172K
  • Records2 PB
  • Fields/sec70M

Looking for Entertainment data we don’t have yet?

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