Office Cop Campaign
AI-accelerated campaign creation for a satirical series.
Role — Creative Director & AI Producer
A weekly AI-produced satirical series with consistent characters, tone, and cadence — built and shipped by one person.
Recognized pain
The real problem wasn't production speed — it was editorial cadence. A solo creator can't sustain weekly serialized comedy without a system.
Existing value
A strong satirical premise, original scripts, and a defined editorial point of view already existed.
Constraint
Success meant a repeatable pipeline where taste — not tooling — was the bottleneck.
Decision
Design a modular AI production pipeline: idea → script → shot list → generated visuals → voice → edit, each stage governed by a prompt template.
Activation
Scripts drafted with Claude, visuals composed in Midjourney and animated in Google Flow, voice in ElevenLabs, cut against a persistent character bible.
Evidence
A weekly release cadence became possible at solo scale, with consistent characters and tone across episodes.
Economic consequence
Without a repeatable pipeline, weekly serialized production exceeded the capacity of one creator.
What remains unproven
Public episode-level audience and conversion data are not available.
Readiness
The system now absorbs new characters, formats, and platforms without rebuilding the pipeline.
Tools used
Deliverables
- Modular AI production pipeline
- Persistent character bible
- Weekly episode release cadence
Documented evidence
- →Gold AVA Award — 2026
- →Weekly release cadence at solo scale
- →Consistent characters across every episode
Campaign pieces
Office Jessica
0:46Campaign variation — compliance-officer archetype
A creative variation inside the Office Cop world: the same satirical premise pointed at credit-stealing and idea ownership, with a new recurring character driving the escalation. Built with the same pipeline and character bible as the core series.
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