"Elektable" is a short fictional film about Ron Paul and the amazing political revolution he has inspired. The movie explores truth in the media and how it secretly holds a deep affection for Dr. Paul.

On a more serious note, Ron Paul still has a chance to win the GOP nomination. This will only happen if a majority of Americans realize that he is the true champion of the people. No amount of money and blatant blackouts can deny Dr. Paul the nomination if enough people get behind him and his message.

The film was written and directed by Jeremy Richter, a filmmaker from Chicago. Mr. Richter has worked on hundreds of TV commercials, brand films and corporate videos. In 2008, he served as Writer/Director for the full length feature film "Discovering Deerpath" (Rated "G", 124 minutes, with Bill Kurtis). Mr. Richter has worked directly with a range of celebrities, including Anchorman 1 & 2 star Bill Kurtis, hip hop artist Ludacris, Apollo 8 & 13 Astronaut Jim Lovell, golf Legend Arnold Palmer and World War II icon Greeley Wells (who brought the stars and stripes onto Iwo Jima).

All scenes for the film were shot in Chicago over 4 days using the Red One MX and Epic Cameras. The sets shown in the film were custom built for this effort.

Starring: Kevin Lingle, Pam Tierney & Bridget Erickson

With: Andrew Baltazar, Jimmy Chung, Holly Lowe Jones, Laura Pollina, Jeremy Richter, Marisol Velez & Lucy Zukaitis.

Extras: Shawn Askounis, Jeanette Austin, Brittany Clapper, Kathleen Gillespie, Mateusz Kociolek, Joel Manning & David Richter

Executive Producers: David & Jeremy Richter
Written & Directed By: Jeremy RIchter
Cinematography: Marcel Morin
Set Design: Sarah Mueller
Lighting Design: Joe Martinez, Jr.
Hair/Make-Up: Dani Schmidt & Peter Vassallo
Sound Design: Elliot Bancel
Edited By: Jeremy Richter
Animation/FX: Leon Kelsick
Color: Joe Martinez, Jr.

This film was created by the creative team at Richter Studios, which is based in Chicago. Although not everyone at the firm supports Ron Paul, they do share a strong passion for the arts. A full portfolio of the company's work can be found here:

http://www.richterstudios.com/