PetValu
Case Study · Video · Marketing

PETVALU

Ruckus directed, cast, filmed, and edited a TV spot spotlighting Pet Valu's in-store dog wash across 700-plus retail locations.
Client
PetValu
Disciplines
Video · Marketing
Services
Video Production · ruckusmarketing.com/work/petvalu
01The Client

A clean tail, on camera

Pet Valu is a specialty retailer of pet food, treats, toys, and accessories with stores located throughout Canada. Pet Valu called on Ruckus to direct, cast, film, and edit a TV spot featuring its accessible and affordable dog baths, located in more than 700 retail locations.

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02The Brief

Turn a dog bath into a story

The assignment was full-service video production on an accelerated schedule: pre-production, shooting, and post handled end to end, with three weeks from concept to final cut. Ruckus built the spot around the moment that sells it: a real dog, a real in-store bath, and the squeaky-clean payoff, directed, cast, and captured on location.

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03The Production

From muddy paws to money shot

Pre-production covered the concept, the casting, and the shot list that turned a dog bath into a story. The shoot meant directing talent, crew, and one very good dog on location. Post carried the edit, color, and sound cut to broadcast length and ready to run. Belly rubs were non-negotiable, every good set runs on them. Every frame lands on the same feeling: a happy dog, a happier owner, and a store that made it easy. That is the whole pitch, told in thirty seconds.

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04The Results

One clean, charming spot

Ruckus directed, cast, filmed, and edited the TV spot end to end, turning Pet Valu's in-store dog wash into the star of the show. The compressed three-week schedule was met without cutting the craft, and the finished spot was ready to run across a footprint of more than 700 stores in Canada and the U.S.

700+
retail locations featured in the spot
3
weeks from concept to final cut
30
seconds to tell the whole pitch
1
squeaky clean dog

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