Television Copywriting & Production

Thursday, June 17th, 2010

Work: BankPacific myAutoLoan


Monday, May 24th, 2010

Work: Silver Sun Summer

The encore act following a giveaway of $10,000 in cash and prizes just the year prior demanded giving away the hottest, most desired gaming console on earth – The XBOX.  The summer of 2006 saw the launch of Microsoft’s much anticipated gaming console, the XBOX, and Coors Light’s marketing team was on it like white on rice. These two spots were made to launch the 3-month long sweepstakes campaign.

“Peeper” — (Part 1 of 2)

“Air Box” — Part (2 of 2)

Client: Coors Light | Length: 30 seconds | Team: Eric Tydingco, Kaz Endo, Sherry Difuntorum


Monday, May 24th, 2010

Work: Shuffle Giveaway

In late 2006, Apple released the $99 iPod Shuffle making us wonder — what if we gave away one a day for the entire month? The resulting creative was to pay homage to Apple’s innovative iPod commercials without ripping them off outright. Furthermore, the spot needed to retain an independence from Apple’s powerful branding as the promotion was for 76 fuels. The summer promotion was the talk of the island and the commercial? Well, let’s just say, it definitely made you want to win one!

Client: 76 / SPPC | Length: 30 seconds | Team: Eric Tydingco, Kaz Endo, Josh Agerstrand


Monday, May 24th, 2010

Work: Stick to the Original

In late 2008, MCV entered the home telephone market via its ‘cable’ phone product to challenge GTA’s landline telephone service. The purpose of this spot was to poke fun at the relatively unreliable and half-baked solution that cable phone offers its users in comparison to the time tested landline. The bottom line? Cable phone may mimmic a telephone solution, but in the end, it’s all smoke and mirrors…

Client: GTA TeleGuam | Length: 30 seconds | Team: Eric Tydingco, Josie Moyer, Kaz Endo


Monday, May 24th, 2010

Work: Avoid Phone Envy

‘MPULSE’ was a new player in an already crowded cellular phone market. In order to get noticed, we created a fun spot to break through the clutter. Making its debut during the 2008 Super Bowl, this quirky spot earned some laughs, applause and some controversy. As silly as the spot’s storyline was, the underlining message was clear — Get the best phones and service through MPULSE and avoid phone envy.

Client: GTA TeleGuam | Length: 30 seconds | Team: Eric Tydingco, Kaz Endo


Friday, May 14th, 2010

Work: M-PULSE … MPULSE!

When a new product with an odd name comes into the market, it’s best to go back to the basics when introducing its name to a stubborn market.

Client: GTA TeleGuam | Length: 30 seconds | Team: Eric Tydingco, Kaz Endo


Friday, May 14th, 2010

Work: Managing Chaos


Client: GTA TeleGuam | Length: 30 seconds | Team: Eric Tydingco, Josie Moyer, Kaz Endo


Monday, May 10th, 2010

Television Services

Big Budget – Big Results.

We love television. We love to watch it. We love to produce commercials for it.

Once considered a luxury, television is now a standard hub in every home. Viewers of television however, are a hard nut to crack. Competing for your time (ad dollars spent) are distractions such as telephone calls, bathroom breaks and for those multitasking at home, surfing of the web, reading a book or eating a meal.

TV ‘spots’ need to have impact and purpose. Simply producing a ho-hum commercial will not only be ignored, it will be avoided (where’s my remote?!). A majority of successful TV commercials offer entertaining qualities such as drama, humor or action. The modern TV commercial is a miniature movie or story — told through good dialog and even better visual execution.

Don’t fall into the trap of producing ‘banner’ ads for television. For a television campaign, unless you have an ample budget to spend, the art of ‘less is more’ can’t be more truer. Focus on one point and tell it the best way possible within the 30 or 60-seconds you’re allotted by the media company. Make an impact in the first 5-seconds to peak interest or you might as well forget about the remaining time left to tell your story.

Contact us for more information on how to produce a winning television campaign or commercial.



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