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📋 Proposal for Political Facts Channel

Client: Irish Joe

🎯 Package Details

  • Political Fact-Based Videos (educational + analysis)

  • Motion Graphics + B-Rolls (charts, timelines, maps, speeches, data visualization)

  • Video Quality: High

Feature Specification
Videos 12 long-form videos / month (6–12 min each)
Motion Graphics Included
B-rolls Included (archival clips, stock footage, news snippets)
Research & Fact-Check Included (verified political data & sources)
Editing & Design Professional
Quality High Resolution

🎁 Free Benefits

  • ✅ Free thumbnail for every video

  • ✅ 3 custom graphic designs of your choice

  • ✅ This full Political Facts Blueprint document

💰 Pricing

  • Original Price: ₹22,000 (approx. $265)

  • Discounted Price: ₹19,500 (approx. $235)

Payment Terms:

  • 40% Advance Payment

  • 10% after delivery of half the videos

  • 50% after the month is complete

📘 Political Facts Blueprint for Irish Joe

This blueprint is designed to grow a fact-based political education channel — delivering credible, non-partisan, and engaging political content for an American audience.

1. Pre-Production: Research & Structure

  • Pick a strong core topic per video

    → e.g. “How U.S. Primaries Actually Work”, “The Electoral College Explained”, “Why Midterms Matter”

  • Deep research & sourcing

    → Use government websites, Pew Research, academic studies, trusted outlets (NYT, AP, Politico, Brookings).

    → Always cross-check numbers (polling, budget figures, turnout rates).

  • Script flow

    → Hook → Context (history or system) → Evidence / Facts → Implication → Takeaway

    → Aim for clarity: what happened, why it matters, how it affects the viewer.

  • Fact-checking

    → All statistics must be verified with 2+ sources.

    → Avoid partisan spin; stay neutral and data-driven.

2. Delivery: Narration, Tone & Storytelling

Tone & Voice

  • Confident, authoritative but approachable.

  • Neutral stance: don’t sound like you’re “picking a side.”

  • Add intensity for key facts (“Only 36% of Americans voted in the last midterm election.”).

Pacing & Breathing

  • Moderate pace; pause before introducing data.

  • Use micro-pauses to let big numbers sink in.

Storytelling Techniques

  • Use timelines (e.g., “Since 1960, turnout has…”).

  • Compare stats (past vs present) for context.

  • Humanize politics → “This policy impacts 40 million Americans — that’s one in every eight people.”

3. Technical / Gear & Recording Tips

  • Microphone options (same list as before):

    • BOYA BY-M1 (budget)

    • BOYA BY-M1 Pro (mid-budget)

    • Rode Lavalier or Hollyland Lark (premium, wireless)

    • Condenser mic like Audio-Technica ATR2100x (good for narration-style political content)

  • Recording environment:

    → Quiet room, soft furnishings, avoid echo.

    → Backdrop idea: bookshelf, flag, neutral office background.

  • On-screen style:

    → Talking head with overlays: maps, poll numbers, archival B-roll.

    → Consistency in graphics = brand recognition.

4. Content Strategy

Long-form focus (6–12 mins each)

  • Explainers: “How Congress Passes a Law”

  • Fact breakdowns: “Top 5 Myths About the U.S. Constitution”

  • Election-focused: “2024 Primaries: What You Need to Know”

  • Global comparisons: “How U.S. Elections Compare to Europe”

Short-form repurposing

  • Clip best 30–60 sec insights as Reels/TikToks → funnel traffic to long videos.

  • Example: “Only 27% of young voters showed up last midterm. Here’s why it matters.”

5. Language & Accessibility

  • Keep language simple, even when covering complex political processes.

  • Rule of thumb: If a high-schooler can understand it, the video will reach wider audiences.

  • Use analogies: “Think of the Electoral College like points in a sports championship — not every state is equal.”

6. Thumbnails, Titles & Metadata

  • Thumbnails: Bold colors (red/blue theme), maps, political symbols. Text: 3–4 words max (“The Truth About Primaries”).

  • Titles: Use intrigue + clarity. Examples:

    • “Why Most Americans Don’t Vote”

    • “The Real Power of Swing States”

    • “5 Facts About U.S. Elections They Don’t Teach You”

  • Tags: #USPolitics #Elections #PoliticalFacts #GovernmentExplained #CivicEducation #America2024

  • Captions: First line = hook fact (“Only 36% of Americans voted in 2014 midterms”). Then explanation.

7. Posting & Growth Strategy

  • Cadence: 3 long-form videos per week.

  • Peak time: Evenings EST (after 6PM).

  • Engagement: End each video with a direct question → “Do you think primaries should change? Comment below.”

  • Cross-platform: Repurpose to TikTok, YouTube Shorts, FB Reels.

  • Collaborations: Work with history/education creators to cross-share audiences.

8. Analytics & Optimization

  • Track: watch time, avg view duration, comment rate.

  • Identify: which topics drive highest retention (e.g., election explainers vs constitutional history).

  • Adjust: double down on most engaging formats.

✅ Action Plan for Irish Joe

  1. Pick 12 high-impact political topics → research + source.

  2. Script → neutral, fact-driven, with citations.

  3. Record with strong narration (lav or condenser mic).

  4. Edit with maps, charts, and archival B-roll.

  5. Post 3x weekly, repurpose into shorts, and engage in comments.

✨ With this package and blueprint, Irish Joe will position himself as a trusted political facts voice in the U.S., gaining credibility, subscribers, and long-term authority.