Video ads for insurance agents. A new one each week, starring you.

The Series, Dr. Malcolm Hamilton, North Miami, five of ten episodes

  1. Watch episode 9, Forty Feet, 40 seconds.

    Dr. Malcolm Hamilton, “Forty Feet”

    Episode 9. Made for Dr. Malcolm Hamilton and shown with his permission. Captions are on, and you can turn them off in the player.

    What’s in it

    An iguana drops out of a shade tree onto the hood of Malcolm’s parked sedan and leaves a dent. Malcolm, in a light-gray suit, stands by the car. Malcolm: “Don’t worry about him. They can fall forty feet and survive. That was maybe thirty.” The iguana sits on the hood next to the dent. Malcolm: “We have an understanding.” A long striped iguana tail drops from the branch above him. Malcolm: “It’s the best shade on the block. They did have the tree first, I guess.” The tail curls around his coffee cup. Malcolm: “Thanks. I was done anyway.” He turns to the camera. Malcolm: “Not sure what your policy says about iguanas? Come ask me on Biscayne. Maybe park across the street. I’ve seen it. I insure it.” A thunk. The end card sits over the car, with an iguana on the hood and another on the roof: Dr. Malcolm Hamilton CLU, ChFC. Hamilton Insurance and Financial Services, Inc. Agency Owner. 11900 Biscayne Blvd, Suite 105, North Miami. (305) 704-7927. Coverage subject to policy terms, conditions and deductibles.

  2. Watch episode 7, Miami Time, 30 seconds.

    Dr. Malcolm Hamilton, “Miami Time”

    Episode 7. Made for Dr. Malcolm Hamilton and shown with his permission. Captions are on, and you can turn them off in the player.

    What’s in it

    A wedding garden in Miami under banyan trees. Rows of white chairs, all empty but one. Malcolm sits in the front row in a light-gray suit with a coffee cup, and the corner of the screen reads 4:47 PM. Malcolm: “Four o’clock wedding.” A caterer wheels a cake past behind him. Malcolm: “I’m early.” The bride and groom walk up the aisle with the guests behind them. Malcolm: “The bride’s on time. Miami time.” The guests stand by their chairs around him. Malcolm, to the camera: “Everything here runs late. Except your agent. Call. Let’s talk. I’ve seen it. I insure it.” He sips his coffee. A red end card reads: Dr. Malcolm Hamilton CLU, ChFC. Hamilton Insurance and Financial Services, Inc. Agency Owner. (305) 704-7927.

  3. Watch episode 6, The Ramp, 36 seconds.

    Dr. Malcolm Hamilton, “The Ramp”

    Episode 6. Made for Dr. Malcolm Hamilton and shown with his permission. Captions are on, and you can turn them off in the player.

    What’s in it

    A boat ramp on a Saturday morning. Malcolm, in a cream linen suit, sips a coffee on the dock. Malcolm: “Every Saturday.” He walks past the boats while a pickup backs a trailer down the ramp. Malcolm: “Same ramp. Same optimism. The ocean is not the hard part.” He keeps walking toward the camera. Malcolm: “Miami tests everything you own. Being ready is my whole job. I’ve seen it. I insure it.” Behind him the pickup has gone too far, and from above it sits in the water at the bottom of the ramp. A banner reads: Dr. Malcolm Hamilton, CLU, ChFC, Agency Owner. Hamilton Insurance and Financial Services, Inc. (305) 704-7927.

  4. Watch episode 1, Unbothered, 35 seconds.

    Dr. Malcolm Hamilton, “Unbothered”

    Episode 1. Made for Dr. Malcolm Hamilton and shown with his permission. Captions are on, and you can turn them off in the player.

    What’s in it

    Malcolm, in a white shirt, leans on a café counter with an espresso while an iguana suns itself on a parked car’s windshield. Malcolm: “Morning.” He walks along a street lined with palms as the weather turns from sun to rain and back. Malcolm: “Half sun, half shower. Same street.” A loose tire rolls across the road behind him. Malcolm: “You get used to it. I’ve seen it. I insure it.” He sips his coffee. A red end card reads: Malcolm Hamilton Insurance and Financial Services. Dr. Malcolm Hamilton CLU, ChFC, Agency Owner. 11900 Biscayne Blvd, Ste 105, North Miami, FL 33181. (305) 704-7927.

  5. Watch episode 3, Don Biscayne, 36 seconds.

    Dr. Malcolm Hamilton, “Don Biscayne”

    Episode 3. Made for Dr. Malcolm Hamilton and shown with his permission. Captions are on, and you can turn them off in the player.

    What’s in it

    A peacock, Don Biscayne, fans his tail on a low wall and squares off with a parked car’s side mirror. Malcolm, in a white shirt with a coffee, watches. Malcolm: “Some people look at Don Biscayne and see nature in all its glory. I look at him and see an auto claim in progress. When a territorial bird attacks your car, the damage adds up fast. I am Malcolm Hamilton, Insurance and Financial Services. Let me protect your assets from every South Florida risk.” The peacock pecks at the mirror again. Malcolm: “Aggressive poultry included. I’ve seen it. I insure it.” A red end card reads: Hamilton Insurance and Financial Services, Inc. Dr. Malcolm Hamilton CLU, ChFC, Agency Owner. 11900 Biscayne Blvd, Ste 105, North Miami, FL 33181. (305) 704-7927.

Five episodes, newest first. Each frame is from the finished episode. Tap one to watch it.

Each one turns a risk in your town into a short, funny ad, like an iguana on a parked car. We make them with AI from your photos and voice, so you never film.

$280a video

Each one costs less on a monthly plan. Nash prices yours after a short look at your agency and sends it within a day.

It’s month to month, and you can stop with thirty days’ notice.

Ads we’ve made for agents.

Dr. Malcolm Hamilton opened his agency in North Miami in August. We’ve made him ten episodes of a series since, from his photos and recordings of his voice. Tap an episode to watch it.

  • EP 9Forty Feet.

    Dr. Malcolm Hamilton, “Forty Feet”

    Episode 9. Made for Dr. Malcolm Hamilton and shown with his permission. Captions are on, and you can turn them off in the player.

    What’s in it

    An iguana drops out of a shade tree onto the hood of Malcolm’s parked sedan and leaves a dent. Malcolm, in a light-gray suit, stands by the car. Malcolm: “Don’t worry about him. They can fall forty feet and survive. That was maybe thirty.” The iguana sits on the hood next to the dent. Malcolm: “We have an understanding.” A long striped iguana tail drops from the branch above him. Malcolm: “It’s the best shade on the block. They did have the tree first, I guess.” The tail curls around his coffee cup. Malcolm: “Thanks. I was done anyway.” He turns to the camera. Malcolm: “Not sure what your policy says about iguanas? Come ask me on Biscayne. Maybe park across the street. I’ve seen it. I insure it.” A thunk. The end card sits over the car, with an iguana on the hood and another on the roof: Dr. Malcolm Hamilton CLU, ChFC. Hamilton Insurance and Financial Services, Inc. Agency Owner. 11900 Biscayne Blvd, Suite 105, North Miami. (305) 704-7927. Coverage subject to policy terms, conditions and deductibles.

    An iguana dents his hood, and a question about your own policy comes up on its own.
  • EP 7Miami Time.

    Dr. Malcolm Hamilton, “Miami Time”

    Episode 7. Made for Dr. Malcolm Hamilton and shown with his permission. Captions are on, and you can turn them off in the player.

    What’s in it

    A wedding garden in Miami under banyan trees. Rows of white chairs, all empty but one. Malcolm sits in the front row in a light-gray suit with a coffee cup, and the corner of the screen reads 4:47 PM. Malcolm: “Four o’clock wedding.” A caterer wheels a cake past behind him. Malcolm: “I’m early.” The bride and groom walk up the aisle with the guests behind them. Malcolm: “The bride’s on time. Miami time.” The guests stand by their chairs around him. Malcolm, to the camera: “Everything here runs late. Except your agent. Call. Let’s talk. I’ve seen it. I insure it.” He sips his coffee. A red end card reads: Dr. Malcolm Hamilton CLU, ChFC. Hamilton Insurance and Financial Services, Inc. Agency Owner. (305) 704-7927.

    Everything in Miami runs late except your agent.
  • EP 6The Ramp.

    Dr. Malcolm Hamilton, “The Ramp”

    Episode 6. Made for Dr. Malcolm Hamilton and shown with his permission. Captions are on, and you can turn them off in the player.

    What’s in it

    A boat ramp on a Saturday morning. Malcolm, in a cream linen suit, sips a coffee on the dock. Malcolm: “Every Saturday.” He walks past the boats while a pickup backs a trailer down the ramp. Malcolm: “Same ramp. Same optimism. The ocean is not the hard part.” He keeps walking toward the camera. Malcolm: “Miami tests everything you own. Being ready is my whole job. I’ve seen it. I insure it.” Behind him the pickup has gone too far, and from above it sits in the water at the bottom of the ramp. A banner reads: Dr. Malcolm Hamilton, CLU, ChFC, Agency Owner. Hamilton Insurance and Financial Services, Inc. (305) 704-7927.

    Miami tests everything you own, and being ready is his job.
  • EP 1Unbothered.

    Dr. Malcolm Hamilton, “Unbothered”

    Episode 1. Made for Dr. Malcolm Hamilton and shown with his permission. Captions are on, and you can turn them off in the player.

    What’s in it

    Malcolm, in a white shirt, leans on a café counter with an espresso while an iguana suns itself on a parked car’s windshield. Malcolm: “Morning.” He walks along a street lined with palms as the weather turns from sun to rain and back. Malcolm: “Half sun, half shower. Same street.” A loose tire rolls across the road behind him. Malcolm: “You get used to it. I’ve seen it. I insure it.” He sips his coffee. A red end card reads: Malcolm Hamilton Insurance and Financial Services. Dr. Malcolm Hamilton CLU, ChFC, Agency Owner. 11900 Biscayne Blvd, Ste 105, North Miami, FL 33181. (305) 704-7927.

    Introduce a new agent to North Miami as the one guy nothing rattles.
  • EP 3Don Biscayne.

    Dr. Malcolm Hamilton, “Don Biscayne”

    Episode 3. Made for Dr. Malcolm Hamilton and shown with his permission. Captions are on, and you can turn them off in the player.

    What’s in it

    A peacock, Don Biscayne, fans his tail on a low wall and squares off with a parked car’s side mirror. Malcolm, in a white shirt with a coffee, watches. Malcolm: “Some people look at Don Biscayne and see nature in all its glory. I look at him and see an auto claim in progress. When a territorial bird attacks your car, the damage adds up fast. I am Malcolm Hamilton, Insurance and Financial Services. Let me protect your assets from every South Florida risk.” The peacock pecks at the mirror again. Malcolm: “Aggressive poultry included. I’ve seen it. I insure it.” A red end card reads: Hamilton Insurance and Financial Services, Inc. Dr. Malcolm Hamilton CLU, ChFC, Agency Owner. 11900 Biscayne Blvd, Ste 105, North Miami, FL 33181. (305) 704-7927.

    A peacock that fights side mirrors is an auto claim waiting to happen.

What our review pass catches.

We check every take one frame at a time. AI slips most on hands, rings and lettering, so we look hardest there. When a take has a problem, we throw it out and make a new one.

Our ad “Three Tries”, 12 of 44 takes shown, Nov. 4, 2026

  1. Take 1, thrown out.
  2. Take 2, thrown out.
  3. Take 3, thrown out.
  4. Take 4, kept.
  5. Take 5, thrown out.
  6. Take 6, thrown out.
  7. Take 7, thrown out.
  8. Take 8, thrown out.
  9. Take 9, thrown out.
  10. Take 10, thrown out.
  11. Take 11, kept.
  12. Take 12, thrown out.
12 of the 44 takes shown. We threw out 38 of 44.

A red X means we threw the take out. A loop means we kept it.

Watch “Three Tries”37 seconds.

“Three Tries”

Captions are on, and you can turn them off in the player.

An AI narrator says what’s on screen. The picture pauses where the narrator needs more time.

Jump to

What’s in the ad

A drumline plays. On an empty football field, Nash Davis, in a light blue number 15 jersey, is tackled in slow motion, seen from behind, and the picture rewinds with a tape-stop sound. The words OLD AI VIDEOS come up. In the first try, made with the AI video model Seedance 1.5 Pro, he catches a pass and says “Hi, I’m Nash Davis, with TSD Marketing” in the model’s own voice, and another player tackles him to the ground. It rewinds, and OLD AI VIDEOS comes up again. The second try, made with Seedance 2.0 and its own voice, gets one line further, “I make ads like this one,” before a tackle throws him into the air. It rewinds. The words TSD MARKETING IN 2026 come up. In the third try, made with Seedance 2.5, he walks back to his mark and says the whole line in an AI voice made from his recordings: “Hi, I’m Nash Davis, with TSD Marketing. I make ads like this one, for insurance agents.” Behind him, a big player chases a white ram mascot. The ram runs back in, Nash throws it a pass, and he’s tackled on the drumline’s last hit. The picture whips to a stadium scoreboard with the TSD Marketing logo. It reads BOOK A 15-MINUTE CALL over a clock counting down from 15:00, with tsd-marketing.com under it, and the same voice says “Book a 15-minute call. Let’s write your campaign together.”

Our ad “Three Tries”

Takes
44
Thrown out
38
Kept
6

Sent back on earlier ads

NumberWhat’s wrongCall
1Wedding ring changes shape between beatsretake
2Face drifts off the reference by beat fourretake
3Coffee cup refills itself mid-shotretake

A beat is one scene of the ad. The reference is the photo the face has to match.

We wrote these up in our own words and left out any note that could point to a client.

  1. 00:00:29:04
  2. 00:00:29:05
  3. 00:00:29:06
  4. 00:00:29:07
  5. 00:00:29:08
  6. 00:00:29:09
Frame by frame. Six frames in a row from our ad “Three Tries”, a quarter of a second. Watch the ball leave his hand. AI can warp a shape from one frame to the next, and that’s what the review pass looks for.

What we make for agents, in three shapes.

Video ads with you in them are most of it. We make the rest of what an agency posts too, and every video comes in three shapes.

Four kinds of work, for captive and independent agents

  1. Video ads starring you. Short ads made from your photos and a few minutes of your voice. Order one, or a series people come back for. You sign a likeness release before we make anything.

  2. Hiring ads. Video and still ads for finding licensed reps and office staff, made the same way.

  3. Still ads and flyers. Social posts and print flyers, in whatever sizes you need.

  4. Headshots. Studio-style headshots made from your own photos, for your website and business cards.

One moment in three shapes, the scoreboard in “Three Tries”, cropped from the vertical

  1. A stadium scoreboard reading Book a 15-minute call, with a 14:59 clock and tsd-marketing.com, vertical
  2. The same moment cropped to the feed shape
  3. The same moment cropped to widescreen
  1. Vertical. For Reels, TikTok and Shorts.

  2. Feed. For Instagram and Facebook posts.

  3. Widescreen. For YouTube and your website.

The people we generate don’t pose as real customers or give testimonials. Scripts make no promises about rates, savings or coverage your carrier hasn’t approved, and every ad comes to you first so it can go through your carrier’s ad review. If a platform asks for an AI label, your ad gets one.

Nash Davis, standing on a dock by a lake in a navy suit
Nash Davis, founder

Most of the work on an AI ad is checking it.

Nash Davis signs off on every ad before it goes out, and he takes the first call himself.

He runs TSD Ventures, LLC, out of Gastonia, North Carolina. The company’s other brand, TSD Modernization Solutions, builds websites and sets up AI phone answering.

What it costs

$280a video

Less on a monthly plan.

That’s for one video. Nash prices your monthly plan after a short look at your agency.

Tell him what you sell and who buys it. Within a day he sends back a plan for your ads and a fixed monthly price, and that price is what you pay.

Every video includes

Vertical, feed and widescreen versions, each with captions and without, plus one round of revisions.

The terms

  • It’s month to month. Give thirty days’ notice to stop, and there’s no exit fee.
  • What we pay for the AI tools is on us. It never shows up on your bill.
  • If you appear in an ad, you sign a likeness release before anything is generated.
  • You get every file, including the takes we threw out, and you keep every video if you stop.
Get your plan and price

Get your plan and price

Tell Nash what you sell and who buys it. Within a day he writes back with a plan for your ads and a fixed monthly price, and that price is what you pay.

A line or two is plenty. Nash writes back within a day.

Or email hello@tsd-marketing.com

We only use your email to reply to you. How we handle it

Or call(980) 890-5815

If nobody picks up, an AI assistant answers and takes your details so we can call you back.

Rather talk it through first? Pick a 15-minute time on Calendly.