‘VALORANT’ INSIGHTS
LA to Bangkok: A Riot Games TVC-Ready Production Workflow
When LA-based production company Good Boy approached Fat Mango Studios for a Riot Games project in Bangkok, the collaboration reflected something we’re seeing more and more in TV commercial production in Thailand.
International agencies are actively looking for a reliable local production company in Bangkok that can deliver at commercial standards, stay agile under tight timelines, and manage multiple outputs without friction.
For a Valorant competition, the project required two parallel deliverables:
Fast-turnaround social media content
A longer-form feature piece
Our in-house team led the social deliverables to ensure speed, consistency, and brand alignment. In parallel, a trusted external crew supported the longer-form feature production. This structure allowed Fat Mango to scale quickly while maintaining consistent quality across both outputs, an approach that’s increasingly essential in modern video production and television production.
For international partners producing in Thailand, having a local team that can manage multiple deliverables at once is often the difference between a smooth production and a complicated one.
Why Local Expertise Matters in TV Commercial Production in Thailand
Thailand offers diverse locations, strong creative talent, and efficient production costs. But for overseas agencies, the real value of a Bangkok production house goes beyond logistics.
It’s about working with a local partner who can:
Communicate clearly and confidently in English
Understand international commercial workflows and expectations
Translate creative direction into local execution
Manage permits, vendors, and on-the-ground coordination
Solve problems quickly in real time on set
Working across time zones and cultures leaves little room for misalignment. Clear, proactive communication becomes part of the TVC production process, not just a nice-to-have.
A Scalable Bangkok Production Team You Can Trust
For the Riot Games project, part of the production required additional crew support. Instead of building a team from scratch, we scaled through a network of long-term collaborators who already understand our standards and workflow for TV commercials and commercial video production.
This allows us to scale efficiently for larger or more complex shoots while maintaining consistency across crews and deliverables.
For international agencies, this means:
Faster crew assembly in Bangkok
Reliable execution on set in Thailand
Consistent production quality across formats
A single point of coordination from pre-production to delivery
Built on long-term relationships
At Fat Mango Studios, many of our core team members have grown together over the years. That shared experience builds trust, speed, and accountability, both on set and behind the scenes.
Just as important is the network around us, including freelancers, specialists, and vendors we’ve worked with repeatedly across projects in Bangkok and across Thailand.
A major part of production management is relationship building. The stronger the network, the smoother each new TVC, TV commercial, or video production becomes.
For overseas partners, this translates into confidence that the local team is stable, experienced, and ready to deliver.
A collaborative partner
When international agencies look for a Thailand-based production company or production house, they’re not only looking for equipment or crew.
They’re looking for a partner who can:
Represent their vision locally in Bangkok
Communicate clearly and professionally throughout production
Adapt quickly to changing needs and timelines
Deliver across multiple formats, from social to feature
Maintain commercial-level quality from pre-production to final delivery
The Riot Games collaboration with Good Boy showed how strong communication, a scalable team, and local expertise can support global productions seamlessly.
The right local partner does more than execute. They make TV commercial production in Thailand easier, more efficient, and more reliable, from first call to final delivery.