Tradie Olympics TVC
A product demo disguised as a comedy TVC, made for an audience of tradies.
Customers pick the builder whose work they have seen. We film your jobs so they see yours first.
Content Department films builders, electricians and home improvement businesses across Sydney, on site and around the work. Nobody picks a builder off a tagline. They pick the one whose work they have seen and whose previous customers said the right thing. That is a content problem, and it is very solvable.
Before and after is the highest-converting format in this industry and it costs almost nothing to capture. Most businesses simply never do it, because nobody photographed the before.
Trades buying decisions are trust decisions made by people who have been burned. An owner who appears on camera consistently beats a logo, every time.
A previous customer saying the job ran on time is worth more than any claim you can make about yourself. Two or three of those will carry a whole sales process.
The gap between quoting and winning is where most jobs are lost. A short film sent with the quote is the cheapest close-rate improvement available.
Walkthroughs, work in progress and explainers, filmed on site and cut vertical.
See the serviceFinished-job stills for the website, the socials and the quote document.
See the serviceOne film that explains why a customer should pick you over the next quote.
See the serviceBefore, after and the customer explaining what it was like to have you there.
A national TVC for a brand that sells to tradies, and social series for a Northern Beaches builder and an electrical contractor.
A product demo disguised as a comedy TVC, made for an audience of tradies.
Walkthroughs, work in progress and plain-language explainers for Arbor Building and End Point Electrical.
The builder walks a finished home room by room and talks through the decisions.
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Work in progress: how the bathroom walls go up, filmed mid-job.
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The finished bathroom and the customer’s choices, captioned for sound off.
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Eighteen seconds on a finished kitchen, delivered in 9:16, 4:5 and 16:9.
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An electrician explains a kitchen lighting and switching upgrade, straight to camera.
Motorised blinds explained in plain language, with animated icons and captions.
A building site is not a studio. There is noise, dust, weather, and a crew who need to keep working while you film. Production companies who have not done it turn up with the wrong kit and burn half a day.
We shoot around the work rather than stopping it, and we know which shots are worth the disruption and which are not.
That is the single biggest miss in this industry. The fix is a two-minute phone routine for your site supervisor, which we will set up as part of the first project.
Every site is. We work around trades rather than asking them to stop, and we schedule the quiet shots for the quiet hours.
You do not have to be, but in this sector it is the highest-return thing you can do. Start with one piece and see how it feels.
Every case study is written up end to end: the brief, the decisions and what the work did.
Tell us what you build and where. We will come back with a plan and a fixed price.