TV

Can you imagine a bowling pin heckling you as you approach to roll your ball down the lane? That's the idea behind this fun TV commercial where the headpin taunts the bowler while the other pins want nothing to do with it. When you buy the commercial, we'll also send you a web-friendly version to put on your website. People will watch it again and again to watch all of the expressions on the individual pins' faces.

Watch your business grow is a campaign created especially for Chambers of Commerce.

It touches on the key reasons why someone would want to become a Chamber member: that their company will see the benefits in their own business's growth.

At the same time, it creates camaraderie and patriotism as it points out the benefits that the Chamber has on the community and the country.

This friendly animal care spot can be customized (with the same voice talent used in this example) for your veterinarian, animal care or animal hospital business. The end tag can be a general branding message or specific promotion (like mentioned here) and can be easily updated throughout the year for a minimal fee.

A simple, eye-catching TV spot advertising fresh produce.

A magical Christmas tree with ornaments that come alive with pictures. You can use the provided “old holiday film footage” or we can put in your own photos, your video, or text sales message in the ornaments. Perfect for any business, consumer or B2B, to drive sales or as a “holiday greetings” brand message.

This award-winning television commercial highlights the local ownership of your bank or credit union.

Two irreverent television commercials featuring an unlikely expert. The “hot version” will give you a chance to promote your air conditioning sales and/or service, while the “cold version” makes people think about their furnace check ups or replacement prior to the colder months.

A complete campaign to encourage non-traditional riders to give up their cars and ride public transportation one day out of the week.
Many people will say that they are wanting to do something to help the environment, now we give them the chance. While playing on their own admissions (and using a little bit of guilt in the process), we give them a solution that is easier than giving up their car entirely — ride Just One Day A Week.