Production / 05
Commercial film
Script to screen: a commercial that stops the scroll and sells.
What this does for you
A good commercial is not pretty footage — it is the right cut: stop them in 3 seconds, land the point in 15, close with one call to action.
We shoot with our own crew and gear — light, sound, camera. The set day runs on an hour-by-hour plan; we do not do surprise costs.
Delivery is never one video: the main film, vertical cuts, a 6-second bumper and per-channel variants — one shoot feeds your whole ad account.
Scope
Deliverables — defined outputs, no surprises.
- 01Script and storyboard
- 02Production plan: location, cast, gear
- 03Shoot day (crew + light + sound)
- 04Edit, color, sound mix
- 05Main film + vertical and short variants
- 06Delivery in every channel format
Process
01
Script
The message compressed to one sentence; no set without script sign-off.
02
Prep
Location, cast, shot plan — one dated document.
03
Shoot
The set runs hour by hour; you watch on the monitor.
04
Post
Edit + color + sound. Two revision rounds, then the channel pack.
THE SECOND LINE
Most brands who commission this also take Mobile apps from the same team. One point of contact, one schedule, a consistent voice.
Mobile apps →Frequently asked questions
How many shoot days does a commercial need?
Most jobs are a single day. Script to delivery typically runs 3–4 weeks; compressed schedules are possible.
Do we have to find cast and locations?
No — that is part of the production plan. You get cast options and location alternatives with their budgets.
We have raw footage — can you just cut the film?
Yes — see our Video editing service. We review the material and tell you upfront what it can become.
How many revision rounds?
Two in the edit. At script stage we talk as much as needed — cheap revisions live there, not on set.
Who owns the rights?
You do. All usage rights transfer at delivery, raw footage included; music licenses are reported with their terms.
Pricing
From ₺250,000
FIGURES EXCLUDE VAT
The exact figure is itemized in your quote once the scope is set.