Commercial video production in New Hampshire
I make commercials and company videos for businesses and agencies here. Derry-based. I work Manchester, Nashua, the Seacoast, and into Massachusetts.
What kind of commercial?
A 15 or 30 for local TV or YouTube. A brand film for the homepage. A student or customer story. An event piece you can keep using. Not wedding films. Not a pile of social clips with no place to run them.
How much does a commercial cost?
A simple one-location piece starts in the low thousands. A 30-second spot with a small crew, lighting, and a proper cut is more often mid four figures to low five. National-looking work is quoted.
The $750 and $1,300 figures on Services are production days — how the job gets built — not the price of a finished spot. You pay for the video. I’ll tell you what that number includes before we shoot.
Who shows up?
Me, camera, and a tight kit. A second person or a small crew when the spot needs it. You are not hiring a 12-person truck unless we said so in the quote.
What do you actually get?
A finished video you can air or post. Revisions we agree up front. Files named and sized for where it’s going. I shoot it and I cut it.
Work like this
- The Pulse — Blue Duck Agency. Full commercial, TV and web.
- Labouré College — student stories, two-day shoot.
- Event and fundraising days when the job is a real message, not content for content’s sake.
Where I work
New Hampshire first. Massachusetts when the job is there. Further if we’re already talking.
Get a quote — say what the video is for and where it has to live. I’ll say whether I can do it and what it costs.
FAQ
Do you only work in Derry?
No. Derry is home. Most jobs are on your site.
Do you do weddings?
No.
Can you do a commercial on a small-business budget?
Yes, if the idea fits one location and a small crew. I’ll say so if it doesn’t.
Do you edit as well as shoot?
Yes. The delivery is the video, not a hard drive of cards.
How fast?
Depends on the cut. A simple piece can turn around the same week. A spot with graphics and versions takes longer. Dates go in the quote.