One focused message
Choose the product use or offer the viewer should remember instead of packing every feature into one video.
Commercial scripts and storyboards
Turn one clear offer into a filmable sequence.
A script your production team can use
A short commercial needs decisions about what the viewer sees as well as what they hear. We help Korean brands and creators select one message, establish a useful sequence and connect every claim to a scene. Scripts include narration, on-screen copy and timing guidance where needed. Storyboard descriptions and production notes clarify what must be shown. We work from available products, locations and footage so the concept fits the production brief and audience.
Explore the fit ↗A clearer plan before the shoot
Words connected to scenes
Match each statement to footage that can explain or demonstrate it.
A practical handoff
Give the production team a scene order, text requirements and notes on available material.
Writing and planning deliverables
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Audience, offer and format brief
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Timed commercial script
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Scene-by-scene storyboard descriptions
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Production and language adaptation notes
Your proposal confirms the selected deliverables, language versions, review rounds, timing and fees.
From brief to approved sequence
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Set the viewing context
We confirm the channel, length, audience and desired next step.
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Map the visual argument
We select the opening, product demonstration and ending around available resources.
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Draft words and scenes
We pair narration and on-screen information with scene descriptions and timing.
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Review for production
We check claims, reading time and feasibility with your team before handoff.
A possible commercial brief
A Korean kitchenware brand wants a short product video for U.S. social ads. We could organize the script around one cooking task, show the product in use and end with a clear shopping step. The scene plan would distinguish footage the brand already has from shots the production team needs.
Illustrative scenario and editorial imagery. This is not a client case study or a confirmed partnership.
Script and storyboard questions
Is filming included?
This service covers writing and planning. Filming, casting, editing and media placement require a separate agreed scope.
Can you adapt one script for two languages?
Yes. We adapt wording and timing for each audience rather than assuming both versions will have identical narration lengths.
What do you mean by a storyboard?
The standard writing scope includes scene-by-scene descriptions. Illustrated boards or animated previews can be scoped separately if needed.
Bring the offer and the running time
Tell us what the video needs to achieve, where it will run and which production materials are available.
Discuss a commercial script