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Candidate introduction film
The definitive first impression: who the candidate is, why they are running and why voters should trust them.
What you receiveA focused 2-4 minute film built from a guided interview, documentary footage and campaign-ready soundbites.
The strategic jobEstablish recognition, credibility and an emotional reason to care. It also becomes a source asset for shorter social edits.
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Policy video
A clear, human explanation of one issue: what is happening, why it matters, what the candidate believes and what they will do.
What you receiveA 60-120 second primary video with a strong opening hook, supporting visuals, captions and social-ready delivery.
The strategic jobTurn a policy position into a memorable voter argument without sounding like a white paper or a stump speech.
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Documentary candidate film
A deeper, cinematic portrait of the candidate in the places, conversations and real-life moments that define the campaign.
What you receiveA 3-6 minute flagship film combining interviews, neighborhood footage, supporters, community voices and an intentional narrative arc.
The strategic jobMove voters beyond awareness into identification: this person understands people like me and the place where I live.
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Short-form social cutdown
A standalone vertical video shaped from campaign footage around one idea, one hook and one reason to keep watching.
What you receiveA 15-60 second edit formatted for Reels, Shorts and TikTok, with captions, pacing and framing optimized for mobile viewing.
The strategic jobCreate repeated, recognizable contact with voters while using proven hook and retention structures to earn distribution.
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Campaign photography
A coordinated image library that shows both authority and humanity instead of relying on one formal portrait everywhere.
What you receiveProfessional headshots plus documentary-style action, neighborhood, resident and environmental portraits selected for print and digital use.
The strategic jobGive every campaign touchpoint a consistent visual language while showing the candidate doing the work, not merely posing for it.
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Campaign website
The campaign's central source of truth, organized around the questions a voter needs answered before taking action.
What you receiveA responsive site with candidate story, priority issues, credibility, calls to action and the technical foundation for campaign traffic.
The strategic jobConvert curiosity from mail, social, search and conversation into trust, signups, donations or votes.
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Paid social campaign
A structured message-distribution program, not a boosted post chosen in isolation.
What you receiveAudience definitions, geographic targeting, creative variants, message testing, retargeting logic and performance reporting.
The strategic jobPut the right argument in front of the right voter often enough to learn, improve and move opinion.
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Connected TV / OTT
Campaign advertising delivered through streaming television services and internet-connected TV devices.
What you receiveBroadcast-ready creative, municipality or household targeting strategy, campaign setup and reach-frequency reporting.
The strategic jobBring television-scale authority to a precisely defined local audience without buying an entire traditional broadcast market.
09
Direct-mail sequence
A planned series of voter mail pieces in which each wave advances the campaign argument instead of repeating the same flyer.
What you receiveA messaging arc, copy, design and production-ready files for an introduction, issue case, proof or contrast and voting push.
The strategic jobBuild familiarity and persuasion across multiple contacts, ending with a clear reason and moment to vote.
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Email and SMS sequence
A coordinated direct-contact program for supporters, undecided voters, donors and volunteers.
What you receiveMessage planning, written sequences, calls to action, platform setup guidance and campaign-timed sends.
The strategic jobTurn passive interest into measurable action while keeping the campaign message present between major media moments.
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Rapid-response playbook
A decision system for responding to attacks, breaking issues, misinformation and unexpected campaign moments.
What you receiveResponse thresholds, approval roles, message templates, channel priorities and a process for producing credible answers quickly.
The strategic jobProtect the candidate from reactive improvisation and keep opponents from defining the story first.
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GOTV campaign
The final get-out-the-vote phase that turns support into a completed ballot.
What you receiveA coordinated voting-information message across mail, email, SMS, social and paid retargeting, tailored to the election calendar.
The strategic jobRemove friction, create urgency and make sure identified supporters know exactly when, where and how to vote.