…A quick look at Storytelling and Twisthink Design Strategy
NOT EVERY story is caught on film
Transforming verbal or written stories to visuals improves communication. Easy to present, memorable, viral. Plus the integration of supporting data can be seamless, to build a powerful communication document to share.
napkin sketch to 3d
Modeling and Rendering concepts
Develop sketches to photographic looking images
Early feedback and vision setting
user experience
Storyboarding a customer journey
Capturing key moments of influence
Alignment around user need and vision
brainstorming and live sketching
Live sketching to capture and document
Visuals to explain systems and relationships
Beyond post-it notes and a paragraph of text
capture a story
Blog posts
Layered content and messages
Self presenting visuals to communicate the complex
Research Anecdotes
Clinic images, talk to your consumer
Images to focus on specific feedback
Just the right level of detail and composition
Explain in seconds to new users for feedback
The fuzzy concepts
Trends or Subject matter media
Not prescriptive, but allow interpretation
Invite engagement without suggesting solution
address the complex or controversial
Use Metaphor to open up topics difficult to address
Sketches can capture difficult topics with humor
workshop materials to invite engagement
Sketches = The work is in progress
Presentation invite decisions / sketches invite dialog
Engage attendees and invite collaboration
video and storyboarding
Storyboard your ideas
Vetting an idea with story or animation before filming
Camera, actors, sets all through storyboards