StopAmbush
An alert system that warns an officer when someone walks up to a parked patrol car. We made the main film with founder Vasily Schuberger, three short ads and the product photos, all in one 12 hour day on RED.
Service
Ads
An ad gets a second or two before the thumb moves on. So we open on the moment the product is for, and we cut a version for each place it runs, instead of shrinking one video to fit everywhere.
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What we make
- Launch ads that open on the moment the product is for.
- A cut for every size: vertical for Reels and Stories, square for the feed, wide for YouTube and streaming TV.
- Meta and streaming TV ads for home service companies, shot with your own crew.
- Reels that answer one question a customer asks, in under a minute.
Who it is for
Made for
Business
Launch ads for a new product, shot the same day as the product film and photos.
Contractors
Meta and streaming TV ads and reels that make you the company homeowners already know.
Launch ads
Three ads from one day
StopAmbush got three ads and the main film from one 12 hour day on RED. Each ad is cut for a different place it runs.
The night ad
Opens on the moment the product is for, a deputy alone in her car at night and someone walking up behind her.
On patrol
The same product in daylight, on the job, for the buyer who wants to see it in a normal shift.
In the studio
The product alone on a dark set, every part lit, for the people who want the details.
For local companies
Ads with your own crew
An ad for the TV
Cut for streaming TV, where the sound is on and the screen is big, so it can hold a wider shot and a longer line than a phone ad.
See the work for contractors
One question, one reel
Each reel answers one thing homeowners ask, in under a minute, with the crew doing the work on screen.
See the electrical work
Process
How we make them
One idea each
We pick the moment the product is for, and the one thing each ad has to say.
One shoot day
The ads, the main film and the photos come from the same day, so the cost is shared.
Cut for each place
Vertical, square and wide, each framed for its size on set instead of cropped after.
Ready to run
Captions for sound off, and a few versions so you can see which one works.
Examples
All work
Continuum Electric
An electrical contractor that wanted customers to meet the crew before the van pulls up. We shot a YouTube series on the work they do, photographed the team on real jobs, and rebuilt the website around both.
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