Put your product, service or local story in focus. Explore short films, seasonal campaigns and interactive experiences, then shape a project around what you actually offer.
ONE MONTH. A CONNECTED CAMPAIGN.$249 introductory campaign 30 days from approved launch · Content + one game + reporting planEmail Tyler with a rough idea. Scope and timing come before booking.
For products, services, local businesses & dealerships.
About 50 seconds · Introduction by Tyler Hilton
Hey, I’m Tyler Hilton. I’ve spent years leading dealerships and creating the content that supports the sales team. I take on these projects on the side, across all automotive brands, from everyday pre-owned vehicles to luxury and performance. This portfolio shows a few directions we can take: model stories, seasonal campaigns, interactive vehicle discoveries, and customer tools like payment estimates. It also demonstrates how a campaign can connect to a lead form and an organized, exportable inbox. For local businesses, NFC tags can give customers another easy way to open that experience. Independent demonstrations. Some examples link to real dealer listings; availability must be confirmed. If you’d like something tailored to your store, let’s talk about the scope.
The tools use fictional lead records. The Christmas vehicle finder separately links to selected third-party inventory pages, with no dealer affiliation or live feed.
Watch a film. Explore a campaign. Try a working experience.
Products, services and local experiences. See how the approach could fit your business. The working demos are automotive examples; broader business concepts are labeled separately.
Explore three business concept directions →
01 / PERSONAL FILMSee how a clear opening, selected details and narration can tell a product story. The completed 64-second automotive film is the working example.
Watch the film & story examples →
02 / CAMPAIGN CONCEPTSSee how an occasion becomes a visual, a message and a next step. Five labeled holiday concepts show the structure you could adapt.
Explore the campaign concepts →
03 / PLAYABLE EXPERIENCETry a choice-led discovery, then picture a product finder for your business. These automotive games show the questions, reveal and next step.
Play the interactive demos →
04 / CUSTOMER JOURNEYSFollow the path from a useful tool to a clear inquiry. Try a payment planner and a fictional, read-only lead workflow; no live form is connected.
Try the tools & workflow →The proposed $249 introductory month brings together one promotional Reel, 2 feed graphics, 3 Story assets, one adapted branded game for up to 5 products, and a campaign page linking to your approved products or offers.
$249 · 30 days from approved launch · No automatic renewal
Planned inquiry collection, lead export, weekly summaries and a month-end report complete the campaign. Data features need an agreed setup before activation; this portfolio does not collect live inquiries.
The model-history film is the completed example. The AI-generated, photographic-style concept studies below show how the same attention to audience, detail and pacing can take a different direction.
Captions are included in the picture. Companion captions are optional.
This short walkthrough shows the completed history film, the different concept directions and the next step for discussing your idea.
Tyler Hilton narration · Edited captures of this portfolio
Open Storytelling and play the history film. Watch how the images, pacing, and voice work together. Below it, explore a performance story, a design story, or an event idea. Use these examples to picture what you’d want people to remember about your business. Choose Discuss a project when you’re ready to talk about your idea.
Download companion captions (VTT)Music: “A New Life” by Eugenio Mininni, Mixkit, under the Mixkit Stock Music Free License. Excerpted, faded and lowered beneath narration for this standalone walkthrough.
The muted history-film excerpt and visible cover include archival photographs by Valder137 and Charles under CC BY 2.0. Additional changes: screen capture, cropping, resizing and composition. Full photo titles, source links and original-film credits appear with the history film directly below. No endorsement is implied.
A 64-second model-history film from @thetruthilton, tracing the Porsche 911 through eight generations.
Credited archival photographs, a clear narrative arc, motion design, and a familiar voice turn automotive history into an easy-to-follow short film.
This is an actual personal creative sample featuring historical vehicles. It is separate from the fictional campaign concepts and demo inventory. It does not represent dealership work, available vehicles, measured campaign results, or manufacturer affiliation.
This completed historical film uses real, licensed archival photographs. Lead records and Halloween inventory are fictional; the Christmas game uses clearly labeled curated dealership links.
Eight generations. One silhouette. The Porsche nine eleven has spent more than sixty years moving forward while staying unmistakably itself. It began in nineteen sixty-three: a compact sports car with a flat-six behind the rear wheels. The G-series added impact bumpers, and brought the legendary Turbo into the story. The nine six four introduced all-wheel drive, blending that familiar shape with a new level of confidence. The nine nine three became the final air-cooled generation. For many fans, that sound still means everything. Then the nine nine six changed the game with water cooling. The nine nine seven brought back round headlights, and later, lightning-fast PDK shifts. The nine nine one brought a longer wheelbase and a lighter body. And the nine nine two carries it forward, now with hybrid power in the GTS and Turbo S. Eight generations. Still the car you turn around to look at. Which generation is your favorite?
All 15 photographs below are licensed under Creative Commons Attribution 2.0 (CC BY 2.0). Changes: cropping, resizing, animated camera moves, and compositing into the graphic layout. No generative vehicle morphs.
Music: “A New Life” by Eugenio Mininni, from Mixkit, used under the Mixkit Stock Music Free License. A 64-second excerpt is mixed under narration.
Narration uses Tyler’s authorized AI voice. Photography credit remains with the creators listed above.
Historical research: Porsche: 60 Years of the 911; A brief history of the Porsche 911; Turbo S performance-hybrid announcement.
Years shown are generational debut/start years, not the photographed vehicles’ model years. The 992 photographs show 2020 and 2023 non-hybrid Carrera examples; the narration’s later-model hybrid reference applies to the GTS and Turbo S.
AI-generated photographic-style concept samples. No live offers, available inventory, prices, registration, customer data, or measured results are represented.
A focused line.
A different kind of connection.
A bold performance direction built around rhythm, precision, and driving emotion. Original artwork suggests motion without making vehicle capability claims.
No named model, speed, power figure, stock vehicle, or real driving event is represented.
From the first sketch
to the shape of a story.
An editorial route for enthusiasts, turning design details into an easy-to-follow visual story.
A closer look begins
with a little anticipation.
An invitation direction that gives a launch or preview a distinctive mood before the first guest arrives.
Start with the audience, what you offer, and the next step you want people to take. A rough idea is enough to begin a conversation.
$249 introductory 30-day campaign · Content, one adapted game and reporting plan
Five holidays, six creative concepts. Each example includes photographic-style concept imagery, sample messaging and a way to adapt it to a vehicle, product or business.
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See how to switch holidays, inspect a concept and move from seasonal creative into a playable example.
Tyler Hilton narration · Edited captures of this portfolio
Open Seasonal Campaigns and pick a holiday. Each tab shows a different idea, with artwork, sample wording, and a next step. Try Christmas, then open its concept to see how it can fit a vehicle, a product, or another business. Use Halloween and Christmas to try the linked games. These are examples we can use to discuss your own campaign.
Download companion captions (VTT)Music: “A New Life” by Eugenio Mininni, Mixkit, under the Mixkit Stock Music Free License. Excerpted, faded, loudness-adjusted and lowered beneath narration. Licensed as part of this standalone walkthrough, not as a video-game soundtrack.
Actual portfolio screenshots, cropped, scaled and assembled with step labels and target highlights. Original concept artwork; no live offers or measured results. The Christmas game uses independent curated dealer links, with availability to be confirmed. No captured page audio or endorsement is included.
AI-generated photographic-style concept samples. No live offers, available inventory, prices, registration, customer data, or measured results are represented.
Captions are included in the picture. Optional companion captions are available in the player.
Original motion design and edited game captures introduce three clues and three fictional vehicle stories. Watch the teaser, then play the experience.
Fictional campaign concept. Edited captures and concept vehicle artwork; no live inventory or actual offer.
Tyler Hilton narration · Original portfolio example
The lights go down. Three clues appear. Follow the details, make your choices, and unlock the Midnight Garage. Each clue leads to a different vehicle story, from everyday possibilities to a closer look at design and performance. This is a fictional campaign demo. Tap in and see what you find.
Download companion captions (VTT)Signal to Noise (No Piano Melody) by Scott Buckley · scottbuckley.com.au · CC BY 4.0. 25-second excerpt from the alternative mix, faded and ducked beneath narration. No endorsement implied.
A little seasonal personality.
A whole new chapter.
Approachable, value-minded creative for practical pre-owned shoppers, with a playful seasonal hook and no price promises.
As the light fades,
the details take the spotlight.
A restrained luxury direction, using atmosphere, material, and light instead of familiar holiday clichés.
Captions are included in the picture. Optional companion captions are available in the player.
Three festive choices lead to a vehicle-shopping direction and a specific dealership page. Watch the illustrated walkthrough, then try the finder. The same approach can connect other businesses with their products.
Independent illustrated concept, not screen-recorded gameplay. AI-generated car-and-tree artwork, not the actual listed vehicle. Dealer links are curated examples checked October 9, 2026; confirm current availability and details with the dealer. No dealership affiliation, giveaway or live inventory sync.
Tyler Hilton narration · Original portfolio example
Some gifts deserve a bigger bow. Choose a driving style, picture their next adventure, and reveal a car to explore. Each match links to the dealership’s specific vehicle listing. This independent demo shows how the same idea can work for other businesses and their products.
Download companion captions (VTT)Snowfall by Scott Buckley · scottbuckley.com.au · CC BY 4.0. First 25 seconds excerpted, faded in and out, loudness-adjusted and ducked beneath narration. No endorsement implied.
“The best moments start with a little thought. This Christmas, discover the details that make the season feel more personal.”
Automotive: a comfort-and-design holiday story. Other businesses: a considered gift guide, a hospitality welcome, or a local-service story.
“New year. New perspective. Start the next chapter with a closer look at what moves you, and what you want to make room for.”
Automotive: a new-chapter needs story. Other businesses: a fresh routine, a product discovery, or an introduction to a service.
“Some details just feel like you. This Valentine’s Day, discover a little more of what you love, from the everyday to the unexpected.”
Automotive: a color, design or favorite-feature story. Other businesses: a personal gift edit, a dining concept, or a product match.
“A little more daylight. A little more possibility. This Fourth of July, picture the moments you want to make room for.”
Automotive: a road-trip or summer-lifestyle story. Other businesses: outdoor products, a hospitality concept, or a community-focused service story.
Try two product-linked examples with temporary choices: a fictional Halloween reveal and a Christmas vehicle finder with curated dealership links.
Play the Halloween mystery →Play the Christmas gift finder →Start with the audience, what you offer, and the next step you want people to take. A rough idea is enough to begin a conversation.
$249 introductory 30-day campaign · Content, one adapted game and reporting plan
Choose a seasonal experience and play it through to a product reveal. Both examples run in this page without registration, prizes or saved personal information. The Halloween reveal is fictional; the Christmas finder opens hand-selected vehicle pages on an independent dealer’s website.
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See how the Halloween clues and Christmas choices guide visitors toward a product reveal, with dealer availability confirmed separately.
Tyler Hilton narration · Edited captures of this portfolio
Recorded walkthrough of an earlier layout. The Halloween scenes now play automatically, with answers and the next chapter in the same frame.
Open Interactive Games and choose an experience. In Halloween, play or read each scene, answer the clue, and use a hint if you need one. Three correct answers reveal the fictional vehicles. In Christmas, choose an option in each round. Use Continue for the first two, then Unwrap my match. Open the dealer listing to check the vehicle and confirm availability. The same journey can work for other products.
Download companion captions (VTT)Music: “A New Life” by Eugenio Mininni, Mixkit, under the Mixkit Stock Music Free License. Excerpted, faded, loudness-adjusted and lowered beneath narration. Licensed as part of this standalone walkthrough, not as a video-game soundtrack.
Actual portfolio screenshots, cropped, scaled and assembled with step labels and target highlights. Halloween chapters two and three are shown as edited steps, not continuous gameplay. Original concept artwork; the Halloween vehicle reveal is fictional. Christmas uses independent curated dealer links, with availability to be confirmed. No captured page audio, affiliation or endorsement is included.
Follow three after-hours scenes, solve the clues, and unlock a fictional collection spanning everyday value, luxury and performance.
Choose a driving personality, a wish for their next drive and a festive mood. Reveal a vehicle direction, then open a specific dealership listing.
Start with the audience, what you offer, and the next step you want people to take. A rough idea is enough to begin a conversation.
$249 introductory 30-day campaign · Content, one adapted game and reporting plan
Try a tool, follow an example inquiry, or preview a physical-to-digital touchpoint. These working demonstrations use sample assumptions and fictional records.
Captions are included in the picture. Optional companion captions are available in the player.
Follow an example campaign into the fixed intake, fictional inbox and CSV export. Then see a payment scenario with trade payoff and term comparisons.
Edited captures of the working demo. Fictional records and educational payment assumptions only. A working customer setup needs appropriate forms, permissions and connections.
Tyler Hilton narration · Original portfolio example
Here’s how the pieces work together. Start with a campaign and open a simple form. Preview the sample inquiry, then explore an organized example inbox with a CSV export. You can also build a payment scenario, including a trade-in and its payoff, before comparing terms. Everything here uses fictional information and local demo data. A working customer setup would need the right forms, permissions, and connections. The goal is a clear path from someone’s first click to a useful next step.
Download companion captions (VTT)A New Life by Eugenio Mininni · Mixkit Stock Music Free License. 40-second excerpt, loudness adjustment, fades and ducking beneath narration. Used only in this standalone walkthrough, not as a video-game soundtrack.
Change hypothetical amounts, compare loan terms and explore dated credit-band rate benchmarks.
Try the payment planner →Start with what matters.
Make the next step simple.
A choice-led story connects a creative idea with a useful next step in the example lead workflow.
A small moment of curiosity.
A more connected story.
An optional NFC direction brings an offline touchpoint into a tailored, brand-neutral digital story.
Start with the audience, what you offer, and the next step you want people to take. A rough idea is enough to begin a conversation.
$249 introductory 30-day campaign · Content, one adapted game and reporting plan
Picture someone behind the wheel. Three festive choices lead to a vehicle shopping direction and an independent dealer listing to explore. A holiday discovery experience, with no giveaway or prize.
Independent curated listing snapshot · Availability may change
AI-generated campaign concept · Not the actual listing vehicle
Independent curated snapshot featuring example listings from different locations. No dealer partnership or live inventory sync. Confirm vehicle details with the dealer.
Explore hypothetical payments, trade equity, loan length, and an ownership budget. Figures stay in this page and aren’t saved or submitted.
Enter USD amounts with up to two decimal places. Taxes and fees are included only as entered; no state tax or trade-credit rules are calculated.
Budget excludes depreciation, parking, tolls, and other costs. These are editable examples.
For actual comparisons, ask a lender for the contract interest rate, APR, itemized fees, and complete repayment schedule. CFPB: interest rate vs. APR ↗
Fixed monthly-payment approximation.
Same amount and rate. Select a term to explore.
| Term | Monthly | Financing cost |
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Experian Q2 2026 benchmarks using VantageScore 4.0. Choose a hypothetical band to load a rate assumption, then edit it freely. These are broad historical averages, not today’s lender quotes.
| VantageScore 4.0 band | New vehicles | Used vehicles | Try an assumption |
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Source: Experian, “Average Car Loan Interest Rates by Credit Score” ↗ · Published September 10, 2026; figures for Q2 2026, verified October 9, 2026. Band labels refer to VantageScore 4.0 and are not FICO score categories. Lenders may use other scores and criteria.
Watch a scene, choose your answer, then continue to the next chapter. All three clues play in this frame before the fictional collection is revealed.
Silent motion scene · Answers appear here when it ends.
Every vehicle below is a fictional design example. Explore the detail cards to see the handoff from an interactive campaign to a curated catalog, without suggesting live stock, real availability, or a purchase offer.
Concept images are AI-generated. Vehicle names, attributes, and references are invented. No prices, real VINs, dealer listings, availability, or booking links are included.
This demonstration reads a bundled fictional collection. It does not scrape websites, fetch live inventory, or use an external account. A real implementation would need an approved data source, image rights, source mapping, and a defined freshness policy.
Three local fictional records, chapter gating, hints, wrong-answer retry, accessible scene text, a final reveal, detail dialogs, and replay. The earlier reference experience used curated inventory snapshots and links; automatic real-time inventory synchronization has not been established here.
A source-linked guide to financing comparisons, trade equity, and vehicle-value research, alongside the demo’s customer journeys.
A printable worksheet for comparing the complete costs and terms of competing financing options.
Open the CFPB worksheet ↗Know why a trade-in’s value and its remaining loan balance need to be considered separately.
Read the FTC guide ↗The dated Q2 2026 market benchmarks used in this demo’s editable educational rate table.
Review the Experian source ↗A vehicle-value research starting point. Research results are not loaded into this demonstration.
Explore trade-in values ↗Vehicle-value resources for a separate, user-directed research step. No automatic valuation connection.
Explore vehicle values ↗Vehicle-value research tools.
Visit Black Book ↗Temporary checkmarks for demonstration. Nothing is saved.
A general educational checklist, not individualized financial or legal advice.
Working hypothetical calculations, editable rates, and side-by-side term comparisons.
Explore the planner →The fixed intake captures a sample vehicle need, budget, and timing. A wish-list journey can extend those preferences to body style, trim, color, and condition.
View the example intake →Illustrative manual source comparison and separate customer-facing offer layout. No automated book-price feed is connected.
Explore the appraisal preview →Example source labels connect the story’s starting point with a lead record and a fictional CSV export.
Open the fictional lead inbox →External links checked October 9, 2026. Research tools may have their own eligibility, account, fees, privacy practices, or terms. This demonstration creates no accounts and submits no information to them.
A brand-neutral workflow for automotive inquiries, follow-ups, and vehicle appraisals.
Three example conversations ready for the next step.
A snapshot, built entirely from fictional records.
An AI-assisted portfolio demonstration by Tyler Hilton: connect automotive interest with an organized next conversation, across brands.
See the project storySeparate, sanitized demonstrationOpen a record to explore its view-only detail.
Search the fictional records or filter the example follow-up queue.
Six invented inquiries. No customer or staff information.
A fixed example shows how an inquiry carries needs, timing, and permission into the desk.
This is a read-only form preview. Please don’t enter personal information.
Illustrates a completed request. Nothing will be sent or saved.
Explore a fictional appraisal, its comparison values, and the customer-facing offer layout.
Sample customer 03 · Trade appraisal
Invented figures explain the workflow. These are not market quotes, provider data, or financial advice.
Subject to an in-person inspection and verification of vehicle details. No actual offer is made by this demonstration.
No valuation feed, customer uploads, publishing, or delivery links are connected.
I’ve spent years leading dealerships and creating content that supports the sales team. I take on scoped creative and digital projects on the side, with an emphasis on making the product, audience and next step fit together.
Automotive Lead Desk connects a brand’s customer interest with a clear next step: vehicle inquiries, follow-up priorities, and appraisal review in one focused workspace. This all-brand portfolio demonstration uses invented records and represents no dealership, manufacturer, or real customer account.
Vehicle needs, budget, timing, and contact permission in a simple intake.
A searchable inbox, clear statuses, a follow-up queue, and a downloadable fictional CSV.
Manual comparable values, inspection conditions, and a separate customer-facing view.
Tyler’s related AI-assisted application work includes implemented consent-based inquiry capture, lead storage, and owner-only CSV export of filtered records. This brand-neutral demonstration illustrates that flow with invented examples. The original implementation was inspected at the source level; this demo is not a live capture test or a claim of measured business results.
Start with the customer intake, follow its example record into the inbox, and download a fictional CSV. Then review the appraisal and customer offer preview. Every action stays within this fictional demonstration.
Start the walkthroughA focused video, a seasonal campaign, or an interactive way to explore what you offer. We can define the scope around your business, your existing assets, and the next step you want people to take.
Introduce a product, explain a service or tell an owner’s story with a focused opening and a clear next step.
For example: a product-detail film or a short business introduction.
Watch the storytelling examples →Give a launch, season or event one consistent idea, with visuals and messaging shaped around the occasion.
For example: a holiday promotion or a new-service announcement.
Explore the campaign concepts →Help visitors explore through choices, a guided discovery or a useful tool. Define any live data or integrations separately.
For example: one existing game adapted to your brand and products within the introductory month. Custom apps are scoped separately.
Play an example →Try a customer tool →Three AI-generated, photographic-style concepts show how the approach could adapt. These are possibilities for discussion, not previous clients or completed commissions.
FIND YOURA coach’s story, an approachable introduction to the experience, and a clear path to learn about a class.
Possible formats: short video + class guide
THE DETAILA detail-led launch story that introduces the design, use, and character of a product without unsupported claims.
Possible formats: launch film + product page
MAKE THEAn owner-led story, a simple service overview, and an optional NFC touchpoint that opens the right page.
Possible formats: owner story + service guideWe’ll agree on the campaign dates, content quantities, approved material and one game adaptation before booking. Inquiry collection and reporting are planned package components; fields, consent wording, delivery and hosting must be agreed before any live data collection is activated.
Tell me about your business, what you’re promoting and what you want people to do next. A rough idea is enough to start.
Opens your email app with a subject line ready. Add your idea, then send when you’re ready.
Bring the story, the experience and the next step together for your business or dealership. One introductory campaign running for 30 days from approved launch, built around your approved products, offers and material.
We’ll confirm the launch date, selected products, game adaptation, posting responsibilities and the data/reporting setup before booking. Custom apps, additional revisions, filming, paid ad spend and ad management are quoted separately. There is no automatic renewal. Any continuation after the 30 days needs a new agreement.
This is proposed package scope for review. The current portfolio has no live inquiry form or tracking; its lead tools and records remain fictional demonstrations. The planned form, export and reporting features are not active. An inquiry does not reserve a place or commit you to a campaign.
Email Tyler with your business, campaign idea and goal for the month. An inquiry starts a conversation, not a booking.
Confirm the launch date, game, up to 5 products and reporting needs. Share approved material and confirm who will post and receive inquiries.
Review the creative, game and matched audio options, use the included revision, and choose the final direction. Approve the form, consent wording and reporting setup before any data collection begins.
The 30 days starts at approved launch. Use the agreed content and posting plan during the campaign. Receive weekly summaries, the agreed lead export and a month-end report from the approved setup.
Email reaches Tyler’s real business inbox. This portfolio has no live inquiry form, tracking or reporting connection. Its lead tools and records remain fictional demonstrations. The campaign’s planned data features require a separate approved setup before activation. Nothing is submitted here until you send an email or message.
