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Connecticut races move on a clock. We produce campaign spots that carry a message, survive a phone screen, and can be recut when the debate changes — from a studio that already works in the same towns as the voters.
Roberto Alves — Mayor Campaign Spot
Local races, local crew
The Roberto Alves mayor campaign spot is the work to watch: a Connecticut candidate, a clear message, no national-template gloss. That is what we mean by political campaign videos in CT — produced here, for voters who live here.
We are not a PAC factory. You get a director, an editor, and an account lead who will tell you if the script is doing the job. Legal disclaimers and paid-for lines are your counsel’s; we leave room for them in the mix and on screen.
Questions
No. We produce political spots as filmmakers, not as a consulting firm. Fit, timeline, and the story have to work. Ask.
Yes. :30, :15, and organic cuts are normal. We plan the shoot so you are not paying for a second production when the media mix changes.
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Office sought, geography, and the date you need to be on air. Campaign work is scheduled first.