Commercial Video Production in Denver

Story and concept are the fundamentals in making a successful video campaign. Every project begins with getting to know your brand and your target market. From here, we noodle like mad to come up with concepts and visuals to tell the story. Often, the weirder the better, because the average viewer already knows what to expect, so we push the boundaries to create something new, rather than derivative.

BUSINESSES THAT SHINE BRIGHTER WITH OUR COMMERCIALS

For Neat Loans, we placed a pack of sloths in an office to tell the story of a broken mortgage system to shine light on a company who does it better. The broadcast video campaign was wildly successful.

Embassy London makes really colorful shoes. With a small video production budget, we had to come up with a simple and economical concept. We grabbed lemons, streamers and balloons to fabricate little colorful worlds.

Our spot for Cabot Creamery was in collaboration with Honeymoon Agency (who wrote the script) but they needed a team to tackle the execution. In this case, we brought the visuals, set design and camera movements to life.

Our approach with every video is to create a little world, grounded and accessible, yet wildly bizarre in some fashion, somehow, which creates a compelling experience for the viewer.

COMMERCIAL VIDEO SERVICES WE OFFER IN DENVER

As a video production company, we know how much time, effort, and money goes into making videos that people will talk about for years to come. That is why Otherworldly Productions offers a comprehensive range of services to best support your needs:

• Broadcast Commercial Production
• Location Scouting
• Actors & Voiceover Talent
• Hair & Makeup
• Post-Production Services
• VFX and Special Effects
• Animation & Motion Graphics
• Photography
• Willing to Travel

TYPES OF TV ADS WE CREATE

No TV commercial is the same, just like no brand or organization is the same. You won’t see Nike making the same types of commercials as Converse. Commercials are designed to reach a target audience and convey a specific message, and with the constant advances in TV technology and changes in consumer behavior, marketing efforts have to keep pace. Otherworldly Productions keeps brands relevant with our commercial production services in Denver. We mix a little magic with a little bit of brain juice, and we create something never before seen.

LOCAL + REGIONAL BROADCAST COMMERCIALS

• Local and regional TV ads target audiences within specific areas, like cities. They’re perfect for enhancing brand visibility and engagement within a community. Businesses such as gyms, retail stores, service providers, and entertainment venues can use these ads to promote new locations that are opening, product launches, and special offers.

NATIONAL BROADCAST COMMERCIALS

• National TV commercials aim to reach a wide audience across the country. Airing on significant networks, they’re used by more prominent brands to showcase new products and promotions. With larger budgets, these commercials often feature high production values that often make them comparable to high-end films.

INFOMERCIALS

• Infomercials are long-form TV commercials lasting from five minutes to several hours. They’re the original ‘explainer videos,’ offering an in-depth look at a product or service with detailed demos, feature highlights, and customer testimonials.

COMPARATIVE COMMERCIALS

• These commercials showcase your company’s unique advantages and directly contrast your product or service’s features, terms, and benefits with those of competitors (think phone carriers or restaurant chains).

INTERACTIVE TV COMMERCIALS

• Interactive advertising experiences have become increasingly sophisticated and immersive. By incorporating QR codes and remote prompts, you can engage tech-savvy audiences and invite them to interact with your products and services. This approach can boost viewer engagement and make your ad more memorable and personalized.

PUBLIC SERVICE ANNOUNCEMENTS

• Public Service Announcements (PSAs) are designed to raise awareness about social issues and encourage action. Typically sponsored by nonprofits, advocacy groups, and government agencies, PSAs aim to influence attitudes and behaviors without promoting a specific product or service. They can cover topics such as health, safety, and the environment, and may include fundraising appeals.