TV Commercial Studio

TV Commercial Studio is a ready-made Nodaro workflow in video ads. A product photo, a talent photo and a one-line brief in; a finished 12-second TV spot out — one continuous take over four numbered keyframes and a second-by-second script, the talent and the product consistent throughout, a soundtrack written from the story, and an end card with your tagline.

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How it works

TV Commercial Studio

A product photo, a talent photo and a one-line brief become a finished 12-second TV spot — one continuous take over four numbered keyframes, one story, a soundtrack, an end card with your tagline.

1. Product + Talent + Brief — the packshot, the person on screen, and what the spot is about.
2. Story — three acts (problem, product in use, resolution), the setting, the props, the tagline, the music.
3. Three shots — one writer per act: the objects in the opening frame, the frame itself, the motion into the next shot.
4. Keyframes 1–4 — each shot's opening frame plus the end card, rendered with the talent and the product as references.
5. Timeline script — one prompt: which keyframe each second starts from, what happens, where it arrives.
6. The spot — one video node takes all four keyframes as numbered references and renders the 12 seconds in one take; Suno writes the soundtrack, trimmed and merged under it.

Step by step

Step 1

A clean packshot on a plain background. It appears exactly as it is in every frame it belongs to, and fills the end card.

Step 1

A clear photo of the person on screen — face, hair, wardrobe. Every frame keeps them identical. Swap the photo, rerun everything from the story on.

Step 1

One or two lines: the product, what goes wrong without it, the tone, and a tagline if you have one. The story uses only what is here.

Step 2

Three acts of four seconds each — problem, product in use, resolution — plus the setting, how the talent looks, the props and what happens to each, the tagline and the music. Edit any line by hand and rerun the shots that follow.

Step 3

One writer per act. Each lists the objects in its opening frame (count and state — one knife, an uncut tomato), describes the frame, and writes the motion into the next shot's frame. The object list is what keeps the pictures honest.

Step 4

The opening frame of each shot, rendered with the talent and the product as references, plus the end card: the product large and sharp, the talent soft behind, the tagline. These four images are the whole visual plan — rerun one alone for another take.

Step 5

A director turns the story and the three shots into one prompt for the video model: "0-4s: opens on @Image 1 … arriving at @Image 2. 4-8s: … 8-12s: … holds on @Image 4." Every second knows which keyframe it belongs to. Edit it by hand to re-time the spot.

Step 6

One video node, all four keyframes wired in as references in order — @Image 1 to @Image 4 — and the script as its prompt. Seedance 2.5 renders the 12 seconds as one continuous take, so there is no seam to hide. Then a one-sentence score brief goes to Suno, Trim cuts the track to 12 seconds, and Merge lays it under the take.

What it made

Results that the template made in Nodaro. Your results follow your own inputs.

Nodes in this template

The template is a workflow of 17 nodes. Each node below links to its page:

• Prompt: 6
• Generate Image: 4
• Upload Image: 2
• Generate Video: 1
• Merge Video & Audio: 1
• Suno Create Music: 1
• Text: 1
• Trim Audio: 1

Use this template

1. Open the template in Nodaro and click Clone & customize. Nodaro copies it into My Workflows.
2. Replace the inputs with your own: Product and Talent.
3. Click Run. The editor shows the price before anything runs.

Templates lists every template, and Choosing a model helps when you swap a model.