Sight, Sound & Motion: Video Storytelling and Using Video for Advanced Messaging - See3...

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This session is designed for organizations that are already producing significant video content and want to take their approach to visual storytelling further in the next year. Danny Alpert, an award-winning film maker and See3's executive producer will discuss new best practices for using video to communicate complex or otherwise challenging concepts into understandable and compelling visual stories. Topics will include scripting, fresh production techniques, animation and motion graphics, and the creation of short form story arcs that create emotional impact. Additionally, we will be reviewing a roundup of the year's best, most hard-hitting nonprofit video to deconstruct some of the most useful cinematic devices that producers are using in their content and ways that original producers can learn and adopt new approaches.

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D A T I T L E E T CD A N N Y A L P E R T E X E C U T I V E P R O D U C E R , S E E 3

M I C H A E L H O F F M A N , C E O , S E E 3

About See3

See3 produces compelling content. Paired with creative strategy, we develop online campaigns that tell your story to

drive action.

OUR TEAM 35 OF AUDIO-VISUAL PRODUCERS, STRATEGISTS,

MARKETING PROS, DESIGNERS, AND DEVELOPERS

ARE COMMITTED TO BRINGING YOUR GOOD WORK

TO THE PEOPLE INVESTED IN YOUR ISSUE.

F*@KWhat the

Storytelling?is

When storytelling starts

to mean everything

it begins to mean nothing

+ =

Microsoft Office User
Is this meant to mean nothing?If so, great!

H T T P : / / S T O P T H E C H O D D Y . O R G /

So why the obsession with storytelling ? Why now? Is it that now we all have the power to tell stories?

Do we all really have a story worth

telling?DISCUSSION

What makes a story worth telling?

There are

NO RULES TO STORYTELLING

There are some directions you can go that work

Microsoft Office User
Can you pull a frame from later in the clip when the crowd is starting to form?

FINDING YOUR STORY:

What makes you

LOOK AROUND

lean forward?

MAKING YOUR STORY WORK

WHO ARE YOU TRYING TO REACH?

Clear understanding of who you’re trying to reach – your audience is specific,

there’s no such thing as a general public

WHAT ARE YOU SAYING?

A clear message – you know exactly what you’re trying to say to them. You are

saying it in the clearest way possible

WHAT DO YOU WANT THEM TO DO?

A clear call to action – you know exactly what you want them to do

Microsoft Office User
switch the order of the first twoWhat are you trying t say?Who are you trying to reach?

D O G O O D E R A W A R D S

Microsoft Office User
From here the order of the clips and their reltionship to the topics are off--The topcs come first-- then the linc -- so keep it simple goes with the unicef slide in #14 and so on
Microsoft Office User
This slide however, can be used before Keep it simple--I will use this to explain that all of the samples are taken from the dogooder finalists

KEEPIT

SIMPLE

+ ASPIRATION CREATE IDENTIFICATION

W I D E P T O F C H I L D R E N A N D F A M I L I E S : F O S T E R P A R E N T S

ACTIONINSPIRE

P R O T E C T O U R D E F E N D E R S

MAKE IT PERSONAL

C Y S T I C F I B R O S I S F O U N D A T I O N

MAKE ‘EM LAUGH. MAKE ‘EM CRY.

Oh no?!

Hahaha!

W I N N I P E G H U M A N E S O C I E T Y

MAKE IT AUTHENTIC.

BE THE MOON

connect

TO THE ZEITGEIST

Microsoft Office User
not sure this works with the clip-

Take the audience someplace they can’t go on their own . . .

and bring them back changed.

Find your

voice

BE BRAVE

BE BOLD

BE REAL

BE PROLIFIC

A story that invites the viewer to open a door to

new awareness, insight and responsiveness

is a story worth telling.

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Danny Alpert Michael Hoffman

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