Cue 1 of 5
What are we presenting?
Bring whatever you have: an old deck, a document, rough notes, or a single line of brief. Then say who writes the words — your figures, names and facts never change either way.
Tell me about it. What is it, and who is it for?
The brief is ready. Keep talking to change it, or continue.
Read the brief
How free is the studio with your words? Your figures, names and facts never change at any level.
Cue 2 of 5
How should it look?
The Art Director sets the pictures and the pace whichever way you choose.
Cue 3 of 5
Whose names are on it?
Logos, colours and fonts. All optional. Strict brand guidelines override a house design's colours and type.
How free is the studio with your look? Logos are never altered at any level.
Guidelines and a reference deck
Cue 4 of 5
Any pictures of your own?
Venue, product, people, past work. Yours always come first and stay at full quality; new pictures are made only where a slide needs one and yours run out.
Cue 5 of 5
Ready when you are.
Check the brief, then send it to the studio.
In the studio
The studio is working.
You can close this page; the run carries on and this address brings you back to it.
Free: nothing already made is made or charged again.
The plan
Here is the argument.
The Strategist read everything and built the case. Keep or drop what it proposes, answer what it asks, then approve. Nothing is written until you do.
Three directions. Which one is yours?
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Say it the way you would to your designer. The deck is reworked and kept as a new version; earlier versions stay.
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