Services
Commercial video production
At a glance
A commercial presents a brand, product or service for advertising. It is intended for companies and agencies communicating a defined message. Concept development, filming and editing produce a video for the selected advertising channels. A production at White Label often takes two to four weeks. Actors, locations and additional versions are budgeted for each assignment rather than included in a fixed package.
A commercial brings your brand, product or service to people's attention in a short time. I turn a clear idea into strong images and a film that fits your audience and advertising channels.
One clear idea on screen
A commercial starts with a clear message. I develop the concept and script, select locations and cast, and handle filming, editing, colour grading and sound design.
What you get
- A concept and script for your brand, product or service
- Production with the crew, cast and locations the idea calls for
- A main film and short versions for your chosen channels
- Suitable aspect ratios and subtitles for social media
Examples
I made a commercial with Freddy’s for Henkelman and introduced the dining concept Taste bij Dirk on screen. Both films show how a clear idea makes a product or experience recognisable.
Examples
02Frequently asked questions
Can you build a commercial around one specific action?
Yes. I develop the message and ending around what viewers should do, such as view a product or book an appointment. That decision guides the concept and edit. Read more
Can a commercial’s first second vary by advertising channel?
Yes. I can prepare different openings and crops when they are part of the brief. Share placements beforehand so the footage supports them. Read more
Can a commercial feature actors?
Yes. Casting and actors are discussed as custom work. Agreed usage, scheduling and any additional costs are confirmed before filming. Read more
Can I initially target a commercial at one audience?
Yes. A defined audience helps choose the message, examples and tone. If you later want to reach other audiences, I discuss which additional versions are needed. Read more