YOU SAY IT, WE DRAW IT - LIVE!

Ideal for keynotes, workshop activities, conversations, brainstorming sessions, discussions and presentations. It can be performed using traditional materials (markers on whiteboard, paper and foam board) or digitally via a tablet and some nifty apps. When the dust has settled, all the artwork created is delivered to you cleaned-up, presentation-ready, in digital format, fit for distribution via your comms team.

Remote Scribing: Our method of remote scribing is best in class:

Plug & Play! Integrates with all the big video-conferencing platforms with ease.

Traditional Method: an area close to the action, where your scribe can listen and draw.

Digital Method: a chair and desk close to a power supply, (usually close to the A/V team on large events).

Remote Method: all we need is a meeting to attend - as long as we can hear, we can scribe… oh, and no time-zone is out of bounds!

THE STORY OF YOUR EVENT, IN MURAL FORM

This usually takes the form of a large-scale mural and does not happen in real time. It will contain key facts, figures, statistics, thoughts, ideas and nuggets of wisdom captured throughout your event from start to finish. A ‘K-wall’ is usually created using traditional materials (markers on whiteboard, paper and foam board).

A large area of flat wall / a number of whiteboards / a number of pinboards. We can also bring our own kit.

PICTURE THIS…

…all of the complexities, relationships and interdependencies of your new process, op model, future vision, etc. in one, themed image. A ‘Rich Pic’ can be a truly useful, engaging comms asset that will span the life-cycle of your programme…

Content, content, content! This will come from a representative of each of the stakeholders or ‘characters’ involved. Getting the content together involves a lot of engagement and a lot of creativity from your team, and in the end, the voice of the people and their unique perspectives will come out strongly.

GET YOUR MESSAGE ACROSS, SIMPLY, WITH A SHORT, ECONOMICALLY ANIMATED, SCRIBED MOVIE

You know – those whiteboard ‘explainer’ videos you see on YouTube - the hand is optional; we have lots to choose from.

It all starts with a signed-off script - get that created and the rest is pretty straight-forward…