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Meet Candidate CarlEP.01
An avalanche of campaign mail, one never-breaking smile, and the machine that digs him out.
AI video · for campaigns
The spot your budget said you couldn't shoot.
We write it, direct it, and render it with AI. The footage a crew can't get, at a volume a media buy can't touch. Then a person watches every frame before it airs.
Every spot below was made start to finish with AI Written, voiced, scored, and edited by us Updated July 20, 2026
THE FEATURED SPOT
CH 01 ▮▮▯ STEREO
A pitchman who sells it by living it.
Carl is a candidate who never stops smiling while the work buries him alive. Written, voiced, and rendered with AI, crushed to look like a 1986 tape. The joke is the proof: you are not watching an ad about the machine, you are watching what the machine made.
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Call TimeEP.02
A cubicle, a rolodex, and a telephone. The smile holds; the machine does the dialing.
Nothing left the building without a human pressing approve. Including these.
▶ IMAGINE IT FOR YOUR RACEThe reel
Every kind of spot we make.
Side by side, same shelf. The tag on each card says what it is; capability is a label, not a wall.
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The Perfect WitnessFROM OUR STREAM
From Eric's own content stream: his cloned voice and AI avatar deliver a fact-checked take — disclosed as AI, every claim sourced. We run this for ourselves; we can build the same stream for a candidate.
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Morning in America, 2026THE FLAGSHIP
The most famous political ad ever made, reimagined. Every frame, every word, every note, every cut: AI. No human edited a thing — a person watched and said go. This is what the machine does unassisted. Imagine it with our hands on it.
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Your race
Your spot lands here. Written to your positioning, directed shot by shot, rendered in your district's light — and this one gets our hands on it, every frame art-directed before you approve it.
Talk about your raceHow each one gets made
Written like a campaign, not a tech demo.
The craft is the same craft a great spot always took. The render is the only part that changed.
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Straight answers
AI video for campaigns, asked plainly.
Can AI really produce a broadcast-quality political ad?
Yes. The spots on this page were written, voiced, and rendered with AI by AutomatedTeams, then reviewed frame by frame by a person before publishing. AI produces the footage; human judgment handles the taste, the facts, and the sign-off.
Do you disclose that a spot was made with AI?
Yes. Every AI-made piece we publish is labeled as AI-made — the Perfect Witness take opens by saying so on camera. Disclosure rules for political advertising vary by state, and every spot we build for a race is built to carry the disclosures that race requires.
What can an AI spot show that a film crew can't?
Anything you can direct but not shoot: the future of a main street, a 1986 broadcast that never aired, the scene your story needs but no camera can reach. If the footage doesn't exist, we render it instead of settling for stock.
What does it cost compared with a traditional shoot?
A fraction. The expensive part of a traditional spot is the shoot — crew, location, gear, edit days. Our cost is writing, direction, and render time, so a campaign can afford several spots and iterate weekly instead of betting the whole budget on one.
Who makes these?
AutomatedTeams, founded by Eric Linder — a former California State Assemblyman with twenty years inside campaigns. The work is consultant-led: we join your team, learn the race, and produce to your strategy. A person signs every frame.
Now imagine it for your race.
We build all of it custom, and run it with you on retainer.