A storyboard can be an extremely effective tool to have during your pre-production process. They tell your story in a visual way and can improve the overall thought process around your written script. The main benefit of a storyboard is to make sure that everyone is on the same page by specifying what scenes are going to be developed and how.
Topics: Creative, Resources, Clients, Learning, Agency, Marketing, Tools, Relationships, Creative Team, Vision, storyboard
A strong, powerful, well-trained voice is the secret ingredient to a successful media production. The human voice is a powerful instrument. Take Morgan Freeman or Sean Connery for example, their voices could be used in every scenario possible and it will still sound interesting and compelling.
So how can you distinguish between a good voice over and a bad one? Here are a few things to consider.
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Finding a candidate that fits your culture and is qualified for the job is not an easy task. Interviews are used to get to know the candidate, but they can be quite terrifying for candidates and you might not really know if they are the right fit.
Topics: Creative, Team, Resources, Customer Experience, Team Building, Learning, Agency, Marketing, Tools, Creative Team, Vision, Culture, Interviews, Questions
Sometimes the word “no” can come with a negative stigma. Especially in the workplace, the word “no” tends to be avoided because it tends to create tension or even confrontation. But sometimes, saying no can create an increase in productivity, which can lead to more efficiency.
Topics: Inspiration, Creative, Team, Resources, Customer Experience, Learning, Agency, Marketing, Tools, Creative Team, Vision, Creativity, Open Office, Office Environment
As a designer, one of the most tedious things to work with can be typography. A design can either be made or broken depending on the typography. Many designers fear using typography or just have no purpose behind their choices at first, but you just need to learn how to use it effectively.
Topics: Typography, Creative, Team, Resources, Customer Experience, Learning, Graphic Designers, Agency, Marketing, Tools, Creative Team, Creative Brief, Essentials, Design
Starting a new project can be difficult at times; especially in those occasions where the project may not inspire you as much as others. Some projects may come easier to us than others based on our interest level on the subject matter.
Topics: Creative, Team, Resources, Customer Experience, Learning, Graphic Designers, Agency, Marketing, Tools, Creative Team, Creative Brief, Essentials, Mood Board, Mind Map
Do you dread the thought of knowing your “Sunday Fun-day” is coming to an end and it’s back to work in the morning? You are not alone.
Topics: Creative, Team, Resources, Customer Experience, Team Building, Learning, Agency, Marketing, Tools, Creative Team, Vision, Culture
Being in the home builder industry has its advantages when it comes to social media. Because who doesn’t love scrolling through pictures and videos of new homes?!
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An important practice for starting a new design project is to meet with the client and fill out a creative brief, gathering information on the client and the project at hand.
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Are you stuck in creative block? These 6 tips may be just what you need to get past your block and back into your creative genius flow!
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