Dental Clinic 30-Second TV Ad
Budget: $750 – $1,500 USD
I’m ready to turn my approved script into a 30-second TV commercial that welcomes new adult patients to my dental clinic with a humorous, light-hearted vibe. I already have the concept and dialogue; what I need is your full production expertise to bring it to life with realistic, human-looking actors.
Here’s what I’m expecting:
• Pre-production: storyboarding, shot list, casting recommendations, and a clear production schedule aligned with my script and branding.
• Production: on-site or studio shoot with professional lighting, sound, and direction to capture the comedic tone naturally.
• Post-production: tight, broadcast-ready edit in 1080p (or higher), color grade, licensed background music, subtle clinic branding graphics, and friendly on-screen “New Patients Welcome” call-to-action at the close.
• Deliverables: final 30-second spot in both MOV and MP4, plus an editable project file and a 15-second cut-down for social media.
The spot must resonate with adult viewers, feel genuine (no uncanny CGI), and meet basic broadcast technical standards. If you’re comfortable managing end-to-end production—casting through final master—and can balance humor with professionalism, let’s chat so we can get rolling right away.
Here’s what I’m expecting:
• Pre-production: storyboarding, shot list, casting recommendations, and a clear production schedule aligned with my script and branding.
• Production: on-site or studio shoot with professional lighting, sound, and direction to capture the comedic tone naturally.
• Post-production: tight, broadcast-ready edit in 1080p (or higher), color grade, licensed background music, subtle clinic branding graphics, and friendly on-screen “New Patients Welcome” call-to-action at the close.
• Deliverables: final 30-second spot in both MOV and MP4, plus an editable project file and a 15-second cut-down for social media.
The spot must resonate with adult viewers, feel genuine (no uncanny CGI), and meet basic broadcast technical standards. If you’re comfortable managing end-to-end production—casting through final master—and can balance humor with professionalism, let’s chat so we can get rolling right away.