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Commercial & branded video · Redding, CA
Cinematic commercials for small businesses—with production handled by GTI.
Turn your business, offer, service, or launch into a focused commercial or branded video through creative planning, visual production, editing, and clear review points.
One business. One clear objective.
Put an offer in focus
For shops and small businesses presenting a product, promotion, or reason to visit.
Give a launch its own story
For brands introducing something new with a focused visual message.
Production evidence
See the approach behind the work.
Workflow / production proof
Inside the GTI production process
A look at the in-house creative workflow behind GTI’s production approach. This is production-system evidence, not a client commercial or a campaign-results case study.
GTI’s role: In-house workflow development and creative production.
A finished commercial, with a defined scope.
A 30–60 second commercial is a useful starting point for many briefs. Your quote defines the length, production approach, and included deliverables.
- Concept and script development
- Storyboard or visual-treatment review
- Visual production and editing
- Sound and final assembly
- Agreed review and revision stages
- Specified exports, captions, or cutdowns
Formats, revisions, filming needs, and asset usage rights are agreed in the proposal. Additional versions are scoped explicitly.
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Planned production. Clear review points.
GTI’s in-house approach connects creative planning, production, editing, and review. The aim is a clear working process around your commercial, with human decisions at the important stages.
Agree on the story first.
Shape the message, script, and planned scenes around your business goal.
Keep the visual direction coherent.
Establish references and review the work against the agreed look.
Know when feedback happens.
Set clear human review checkpoints so you know what you’re approving.
Make focused revisions.
Address specific scenes or elements where practical, within the agreed scope.
Review the finished piece.
Check picture, sound, text, and agreed formats before delivery.
From brief to finished commercial.
- 01
Brief
Tell us about the business, audience, offer, and intended use.
- 02
Plan & review
Agree on the scope, creative direction, and review checkpoints.
- 03
Produce & refine
Build the visuals and edit, then work through the agreed revisions.
- 04
Check & deliver
Review the finished piece and prepare the formats included in your quote.
Before we start.
Do I need a finished script?
No. Start with the business goal and a rough idea. Script and concept development can be included in the quote.
Will we need a shoot?
That depends on the brief. We’ll discuss supplied footage, designed or generated imagery, and any filming needs before agreeing on the production approach. We do not assume every project can be made without filming.
What can be revised?
Your quote defines the review stages and revision scope. Specific scenes, text, timing, or other elements may be revised where practical. Major changes to an approved concept may change the scope.
What files will I receive?
The quote identifies the main video and any included cutdowns, captions, aspect ratios, and channel-specific exports. Not every variation is included automatically.
How much will it cost, and how long will it take?
Cost and timing depend on the brief, assets, production approach, and deliverables. Share your budget and preferred timeline if known; we’ll clarify what is feasible before work begins.
Can I use the video in advertising?
Tell us which channels you plan to use. We’ll agree on output specifications and relevant asset usage rights in the proposal. Platform approval and campaign performance are not guaranteed.
Start with the business goal
Get a quote for your commercial.
Share the basics below. We’ll use them to begin a quote conversation and clarify the scope, production approach, and deliverables.