The $TAR
The best course ads on Facebook right now put the host in every shot: on stage, on the Moon, signing the deal. The $TAR does that for you. One photo and your script become a sales video in your own voice, with a new shot of you every two to three seconds, and every scene is checked against your real face before it ships.
50 seconds. 12 scenes. 19 shots of Andrew. Zero stock.
No camera, no crew, no stock. Andrew never filmed this. It is built from one photo and his own cloned voice, in the structure the big course ads use:
- The hook: he holds up an empty gold frame, and the camera flies through it into a vault of business records.
- Four numbered objections, each answered in one line.
- The value stack: other programs' prices crossed out, then $0 stamped on screen.
- The close: one text to one number.
Paste your script. See your video.
The storyboard splits your script into beats, finds your hook, your numbered points, your prices and your close, and gives every other line a scene of you.
Runs in your browser. Nothing you type is uploaded. Scene previews show Andrew; yours show you.
Why ours beats the course ads
| Typical AI course ad | The $TAR | |
|---|---|---|
| Who's in the shots | The host, filmed for days, plus stock | You, in every shot, without filming |
| Does it still look like you? | Nobody checks | Every scene measured against your real face. Drifted scenes are redone. |
| Voice | Recorded in a studio | Your own cloned voice, from one voice memo |
| Numbers on screen | Revenue counters you can't check | Only numbers you can back up, with the terms on screen |
| AI label | Usually missing | On every frame, plus the platform AI disclosure |
| Close | "Click the button below" | Text one number. A real agent answers. |
What you send us
- One clear photo of your face. Good light, no sunglasses. A cap or your usual look is fine: it becomes your look in every scene.
- A one-to-two-minute voice memo in a quiet room, for your voice.
- What you sell and who it's for. We write the script, or you send yours.
FAQ
What is AI b-roll?
B-roll is the footage that plays while you talk: the shots that show what you are saying. AI b-roll is generated instead of filmed. Most people fill it with stock clips of strangers. The $TAR generates it with you in every shot.
Do I have to film anything?
No. One clear, well-lit photo of your face and a one-to-two-minute voice memo are enough. The photo becomes every scene and the memo trains your voice. If you already have a talking video, we can cut it in too.
How do you make sure it still looks like me?
Every scene is measured against your real photo with face-matching software, then checked by a second reviewer for changes like smoothed skin or a slimmer face. Scenes that drift from your real face are regenerated or dropped before anything ships.
Is it allowed to use AI images of myself in ads?
Yes, when it is your own face, you consent, and the video is labeled. Every $TAR video carries an on-screen AI label, and we set the AI disclosure that Meta, TikTok and YouTube ask for when realistic content is made with AI. We never make videos of another person without their own consent.
What does a $TAR video look like?
The example on this page is 50 seconds: a hook where the camera flies through a picture frame into the next scene, four numbered objections, a value stack with the prices crossed out, and a text-in close. A new shot lands every two to three seconds, and every shot of a person is Andrew.
Can it make long videos like the 10-minute course ads?
Yes. The same engine runs any length. We start with 30 to 60 seconds because that is what people finish on Reels, TikTok and Shorts, then cut longer versions for YouTube and paid ads.
How do I get one?
Text Rudy at (717) 562-6072 and say "I want The $TAR". He'll ask for your photo, your voice memo and what you're selling.
Be the star of every shot.
Text Rudy "I want The $TAR" and send one photo. He'll take it from there.