Commercials
Explore Five Proven Styles to Promote Your Business, Tell Your Story, and Build Trust
Whether you’re speaking directly to your audience, showcasing your space with narration, using animation to explain your services, or keeping things simple with music and text, we create commercials that fit your goals and budget. Below, you’ll find real examples of the five styles we offer—so you can explore what’s possible and choose the right fit for your message.
Direct-to-Camera
This style features someone from your business — like an owner, manager, or staff member — speaking directly to the viewer on camera. It’s personal, confident, and effective. We guide you through scripting, teleprompter use, and delivery to ensure a polished, engaging final product.
This video was created for the grand opening of the Sealy ER. We filmed a walkthrough of the facility, stopping at key locations where staff addressed the viewer directly. It’s a strong example of how direct address can introduce a business, explain services, and build trust through personal connection.
Video with Narration
This style is ideal when the focus is on your business, organization, or facility rather than individual people. A voiceover guides the viewer while visuals highlight your services, features, or location. It’s a clear, professional, and visually engaging way to share your message — without needing anyone to speak on camera.
Our 2024 Austin County Fair promo video offers a narrated look at the fairgrounds, attractions, and entertainment lineup, giving viewers a preview of what to expect and why this event remains a local favorite year after year.
For the Medical Clinics of Sealy, we filmed a walk-through of the location while a voiceover explained their services and history.
For Sealy Main Street, we combined historical visuals and modern footage to create a narrated community spotlight, tying local pride to economic development.
Our 2025 Austin County Fair promo video takes viewers on a narrated journey through what the fair has to offer and this years musical guest lineup.
Animation with Narration
Animated videos are an engaging way to deliver your message — without the need for on-site filming or on-camera talent. They’re ideal for explaining services, websites, or campaigns in a fast, polished, and memorable way. These examples use upbeat narration, motion graphics, and music to inform and inspire viewers in under 30 seconds.
The Austin County Media video is an animated overview of our digital services, created as a general promo for business outreach.
The Shop Austin County video is a short explainer, introducing the features and purpose of our local shopping website.
Music with Text (No Narration)
A clean, budget-friendly option that pairs music with on-screen text to promote services, share business info, or highlight key messages. Perfect for businesses that want a compelling video without voiceover or on-camera talent. The tone can be customized to fit your brand—whether upbeat, bold, relaxing, or energetic—making it great for websites, social media, and in-store displays.
This is one of our most cost-effective formats, offering flexibility and quick turnaround without compromising on visual appeal.
The Sealy Economic Development Corporation also requested a fast-turnaround video to present during an international business meeting. The goal was to highlight the Sealy area’s quality of life, community events, and regional appeal for potential workers who might relocate if a foreign company chose to build in the region.
Serenity Massage & Bodyworks elected for a soothing instrumental track paired with scrolling on-screen text that introduces the business in a peaceful, website-friendly format.
The Sealy Economic Development Corporation needed a short video of the largest companies around the Sealy area. This music-driven, text-based format provided a clean and efficient way to showcase key employers without the need for narration or on-camera interviews.
We also produced a short holiday video for the Sealy Chamber of Commerce to share warm Christmas greetings with the community. Using festive music along with simple on-screen text and imagery, it delivered a cheerful seasonal message—without the need for narration or on-camera appearances.