Light Box Collective — Campaign Proposal

Little Rock 2026.
Ten videos. A city invited.

A complete ad campaign for the October 9–31 evangelistic series with Evangelist Dustin Prestlin — ten video ads, sixteen stills, a landing page, and a managed launch across Meta and YouTube.

Budget
$50,000
Series
Oct 9–31
Channels
Meta · YouTube
Deliverables
10 videos · 16 stills
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The Campaign

What we're making

Ten short video ads and sixteen still ads, built around Dustin — on camera and, where a video uses voiceover, in his voice or a dedicated voice artist's. Footage comes from a focused studio day, the Remember documentary, and licensed film; the still ads are AI-crafted. We produce everything, build the landing page, and run the media.

Videos 1–10

The videos & scripts

Videos 1–6 are produced films. Videos 7–10 are selfie-style pieces of Dustin, one question each.

1

Produced film

The Signs Are Everywhere

Prophecy hook. Ties today's headlines to what the Bible foretold.

Voice: Dustin or alternate VOLength: 2–3 minDustin on camera + footage
Script
0:00
Dustin, tight, dark backdrop. No music.
Dustin — on camera
"If I told you a book written two thousand years ago described this week's headlines — would you keep watching?"
0:06
Footage: news tickers, storm fronts, crowded streets. Music enters low.
Voiceover
"Wars. Earthquakes. Famine. Every generation thinks it's living at the end. And most of them were wrong."
0:30
Documentary: ancient scroll, candlelight, pages turning.
Voiceover
"But there's a difference between a feeling and a pattern. The Bible doesn't deal in feelings. It deals in specifics."
0:55
Dustin on camera, leaning in. AI stills of the Daniel 2 statue.
Dustin — on camera
"Daniel chapter two lays out the rise and fall of world empires — in order — centuries before they happened. Named. Sequenced. And the sequence runs right up to a kingdom that never falls."
1:35
Footage: sunrise over a city, ordinary people waking.
Voiceover
"I'm not here to scare you. Fear is a terrible reason to believe anything. But if this book got the last two thousand years right — it's worth asking what it says about what's coming."
2:15
Dustin on camera, calm, direct.
Dustin — on camera
"This October, in Little Rock, I'll open this book and walk through the prophecies line by line. No cost. No pressure. Just the evidence."

End card — Prophecy Series · Oct 9–31 · Reserve your seat →

2

Produced film

Remember

The Sabbath. Emotional, restful — the campaign's signature word.

Voice: Alternate VO (warm read)Length: 90 secDocumentary + footage
Script
0:00
A phone lighting a dark ceiling at 2am. Someone awake.
Voiceover — warm
"When was the last time you stopped? Not scrolled. Not collapsed. Stopped."
0:09
Traffic, calendars, a packed inbox, a tired parent.
Voiceover
"We built a world that never sleeps. We call it ambition. Our bodies call it something else."
0:32
Documentary: golden hour. A table set. A door closing.
Voiceover
"But at the very beginning — before commandments, before religion — God did something strange. He stopped. He rested. And He blessed the day He did it."
0:58
Open Bible, close on the text. The word Remember holds.
Voiceover
"Then He made it a command. And of all the ten, only one begins with a word we've already forgotten. Remember."
1:18
Sunset. Cut to black. Title card.
Voiceover
"There's a day the world forgot. This October, in Little Rock — let's remember it together."

End card — Little Rock · Oct 9–31 · Free · Reserve your seat →

3

Produced film

A Personal Invitation

Dustin invites the city directly to the series.

Voice: DustinLength: 60 secOn camera
Script
0:00
Dustin, mid-shot, warm light. Direct address.
Dustin
"Little Rock — give me sixty seconds."
0:07
Hold. Slow push-in.
Dustin
"My name is Dustin Prestlin. This October, for three weeks, I'm coming to your city with one Bible and a lot of questions. Why is the world like this? Is anyone in control? Is there anything after all of this?"
0:27
Cutaway: open Bible, empty chairs in a hall.
Dustin
"I'm not going to ask you for money. I'm not going to ask you to join anything. I'll open the Book, show you what it says, and let you make up your own mind."
0:47
Back to Dustin. He smiles.
Dustin
"October ninth through the thirty-first. It's free. Bring your questions — bring your doubts. There's a seat with your name on it."

End card — Oct 9–31 · Free · Reserve your seat →

4

Produced film

Voices

Real members share why they came. Social proof.

Voice: Members + Dustin tagLength: 75 secMembers self-record on phones
Script — assembled from member clips
0:00
Phone footage, vertical, natural light. Member A.
Member A
"I wasn't looking for religion. I was looking for the truth. There's a difference."
0:08
Rapid intercut — three or four faces, different rooms.
Members
"I had questions I thought nobody could answer." / "I'd given up on church." / "Somebody sat down and opened the Bible with me. No agenda." / "I kept waiting for the catch."
0:35
Member C, quieter. Let it breathe.
Member C
"It didn't fix everything. But for the first time in my life, I knew where I was going."
0:58
Cut to Dustin, clean studio shot.
Dustin
"Those are real people, right here. They asked the same questions you're asking. This October, come ask yours."

End card — Oct 9–31 · Reserve your seat →

5

Produced film

What Happens Next?

The Second Coming — reframes the ending from dread to hope.

Voice: Dustin or alternate VOLength: 90 secOn camera + footage + AI stills
Script
0:00
Faces lit by screens. Doomscrolling.
Voiceover
"Everybody's got a theory about how this ends. Climate. AI. War. Take your pick."
0:08
Montage accelerates. Hard cut to silence and black.
Voiceover
"And every one of those endings has the same thing in common. Nobody's coming. It just… stops."
0:32
Documentary + AI stills: light breaking over a horizon.
Voiceover
"The Bible tells a different story. Not that the world limps out — that Somebody comes back for it."
0:55
Dustin on camera. Still. Quiet conviction.
Dustin — on camera
"'I will come again,' He said, 'and receive you unto myself.' If the story ends in a whimper, nothing you're carrying matters. If it ends with Him, everything does."
1:18
Dawn, wide, open sky. Title card.
Voiceover
"This October in Little Rock, we'll talk about how it ends. I think it's better news than you've been told."

End card — Oct 9–31 · Free · Reserve your seat →

6

Produced film

Ask Anything

Free Bible studies. The direct offer, no friction.

Voice: DustinLength: 45 secOn camera
Script
0:00
Dustin, plain backdrop, relaxed.
Dustin
"Quick offer. And there's no catch — let me prove it."
0:07
Cutaway: two people, a table, an open Bible.
Dustin
"If you've got a real question about the Bible — the kind that's been sitting in the back of your mind for years — somebody near you will sit down and work through it with you. Your home, a coffee shop, or over video."
0:26
Back to Dustin, direct.
Dustin
"It's free. Nobody's selling you anything. Nobody shows up at your door uninvited. You ask, we open the Book, and what you do with it is up to you."
0:40
Smile. End card.
Dustin
"Tap below. Ask anything."

End card — Free Bible studies · Ask your question → · biblestudyoffers.com

7

Selfie · vertical

"Is the Bible really predicting this?"

Answers the top prophecy question people search.

Voice: DustinLength: 45 secHandheld, natural light
Script
0:00
Dustin
"Somebody asked me this week — is the Bible actually predicting what's going on right now? Or are you preachers just reading the news into it?"
0:08
Dustin
"Fair question. And honest answer — sometimes we do force it. I've heard it done. I don't like it either."
0:20
Dustin
"But here's the part nobody mentions. Daniel chapter two names the empires. In order. Babylon, Persia, Greece, Rome — written down before most of them existed."
0:37
Dustin
"So when that same book says something about what's coming — I'd rather read it than guess. Little Rock, October. Come check my work."

End card — Free prophecy series · Reserve your seat →

8

Selfie · vertical

"What's the big deal about the Sabbath?"

The Sabbath, explained conversationally.

Voice: DustinLength: 45 secHandheld
Script
0:00
Dustin
"People ask me why we make such a big deal about a day. It's a fair thing to wonder."
0:09
Dustin
"Honest answer? It's not really about the day. It's about who blessed it. Genesis two — God works six days, then He stops. Not because He's tired. Because He's making a point."
0:24
Dustin
"There's a rhythm you were built for, and the world has spent your whole life trying to talk you out of it. Ten commandments — and only one starts with the word 'Remember.'"
0:38
Dustin
"Ever wonder why He thought we'd forget?"

End card — Little Rock · Oct 9–31 · Reserve your seat →

9

Selfie · vertical

"Aren't you just fear-mongering?"

Names the skeptic's objection, then disarms it.

Voice: DustinLength: 50 secHandheld
Script
0:00
Dustin
"Let me say the thing you're already thinking. 'Aren't you just another end-times preacher trying to scare me into a seat?'"
0:10
Dustin
"Honestly? Some are. I've sat through those meetings. I didn't like them either. Fear is a terrible reason to believe anything — and a worse reason to stay."
0:25
Dustin
"So here's my deal with you. I'm not going to tell you the world is ending to get you in a room. I'll open the Bible, show you the text, show you my work — and let you argue with me."
0:42
Dustin
"And if it doesn't hold up? Walk out. I mean that. October ninth, Little Rock."

End card — Oct 9–31 · Free · See for yourself →

10

Selfie · vertical

"What actually happens at these meetings?"

Removes the fear of the unknown. Lowers the barrier.

Voice: DustinLength: 50 secHandheld
Script
0:00
Dustin
"Two questions I get constantly. 'What actually happens at these meetings?' And, 'do I have to be religious to come?'"
0:09
Dustin
"No. You don't. Here's exactly what happens, so there are no surprises."
0:16
Dustin
"You walk in. Nobody asks you for money — not once. You sit wherever you want. I talk for about forty-five minutes with a Bible and a screen. If you want to leave, you leave. And nobody puts you on a list you didn't ask to be on."
0:38
Dustin
"That's the whole thing. Bring a friend, bring your questions, bring your skepticism — I like skeptics. Little Rock. October ninth."

End card — Oct 9–31 · Free · Reserve your seat →

Still Ads

Sixteen still ads

AI-crafted imagery with a headline and CTA, drawn from the video scripts so the campaign speaks with one voice. Eight concepts, each in square and vertical.

"Today's headlines. Written 2,000 years ago."
Storm front over a city skyline, dusk.
"Four empires. One prophecy. It named them all."
Colossal ancient statue, half-lit.
"The world forgot one day. God said: remember it."
A table set, golden light, one empty chair.
"You weren't built to run on empty."
A person asleep in soft morning light.
"This isn't the end of the story. It's the turning point."
Dawn breaking over a vast horizon.
"Every question you've been afraid to ask."
Portrait of Dustin, warm, direct to lens.
"Bring your hardest question. We'll bring the Bible."
Two hands, an open Bible on a table.
"Free. No offering. No pressure. Just answers."
Bold type on deep navy. No image.

Budget

Where the $50,000 goes

Creative, landing page & management
10 videos, 16 still ads, the landing page, and running the campaign — start to finish
$36,000
Advertising spend
Meta and YouTube, July through the series
$14,000
Total
$50,000

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