A thirty-second broadcast spot, a six-second pre-roll, and a paid-social hook are three different pieces of writing. Producing one and trimming it into the others is how good footage becomes weak advertising.
Fifteen and thirty second spots cut to station specs, with the clearance, captioning, and delivery formats handled.
Non-skippable formats for Hulu, Roku and the rest, where the whole spot will be watched and has to earn it.
Vertical and square cuts with the hook in the first two seconds, built in variants so the ads team can test.
A regional spot doesn’t need a crane and a crew of twenty. We size the production to the media budget behind it, and we tell you plainly when the money is better spent on the buy than on the shoot.
Two or three routes, written against the placement and the offer. You pick one before we build anything.
Boards, locations, casting, and a schedule you sign off. Costs are fixed here, not discovered later.
Cinema cameras, a proper sound recordist, and a day run to time so your people can get back to work.
Grade, mix, licensed music, captions, legal supers, and every cut the media plan calls for.