01 / Goal & audience
Discuss the business goal, audience, where the film may run, and what viewers should do afterward.
COMMERCIAL VIDEO PRODUCTION
Blonde Girl TV Productions creates TV commercials, product films and social video for businesses in Kennewick, Richland and Pasco, Washington, and clients nationwide. Andie Howard leads concept development, scripting, filming and editing, with deliverables planned around your audience and intended placement.
THE WORK
A useful commercial starts with what a customer needs to understand. Andie works with you to shape the idea and the intended next step, then scopes production and deliverables for the places your film will run.
Explore the Ceres product film to see concept, script, filming, and editing brought together. Watch the GO Kickball Atlanta TV spot and social ad for two more examples of client work produced by Andie. Explore the Alaska tourism campaign to see two client podcasts used alongside advertising for three Wasilla businesses.
Commercial production and ad placement can work together, with distinct scopes. If you have creative already, Andie can help discuss where to place the advertising.
ORIGINAL SERIES / CREATIVE PORTFOLIO
Rescue in Orbit is a 2-minute, 15-second first look at the original Blonde Girl series. It gives you a glimpse of Andie’s visual storytelling, editing, pacing, music, and AI-assisted production in one cinematic sequence.
This is an original series piece, not a client commercial. It shows the creative judgment she can bring to a brief: the choices that make a story feel like more than a string of shots.
Talk about your productionOriginal science-fiction first look · 2 minutes 15 seconds
Watch on YouTubeHOW A PROJECT TAKES SHAPE
Discuss the business goal, audience, where the film may run, and what viewers should do afterward.
Develop the idea and confirm script, production requirements, approvals, versions, timing, and costs in a proposal.
Plan and create the film within the agreed scope, including review and editing.
Agree on final formats and handoff. Choose the Bigger Stage Campaign for included 30-day advertising, or discuss a custom distribution plan.
BUDGET & PLANNING
Shoot requirements, crew, locations, talent, licensing, editing, length, versions, and usage can all affect a budget. Share your goal and intended use; Andie can help define the scope before quoting.
No finished script is required to start a conversation. Bring the product, audience, goal, and any ideas you have.
Production and media buying are discussed together when useful. The proposal defines what each service includes.
It may be possible to plan multiple versions. Discuss the intended channels early so formats, rights, and editing are covered in the scope.
Getting quotes? Read what to include in a commercial production brief.
See our Kennewick home base and markets served for how local and remote projects begin.
Tell Andie about your audience and project. She replies within 24–48 hours.
Discuss your commercial