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How to cut city in the Creative Brief

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I dont think theres any lack of places to go creatively to it wouldnt be worth exploring in the interest of humanity being better we should never forget this is about making emotional work so that you can still create Beauty in this world you know were not designers of shapes were designers of ideas what Architects and designers do is not go along with rules but make people see things in a totally different way trying to to create Brave and generous people allow yourself to be aware of whats wonderful and then uplifting maybe [Music] ultimately whats the [Music] brief you have to respond to something that makes you gasp with delight and you know it right away wo thats it briefs are not handcuffs or railroad tracks or whatever overused analogies we can use I think theyre thought starters for me it is it is not a printed piece of paper if we were to get a brief um the shorter the better it has changed the role of the creative brief I dont think its ever been as important as it

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Here are the essential elements of a good design brief: Objectives and goals of the new design. Budget and schedule. Target audience. Scope of the project. Available materials/required materials. Overall style/look. Any definite Do nots
Dont be too prescriptive in your brief, Talcott says. Describe the problem, but let the creative team think about the solution. If the marketer goes in with a preconceived idea and says, I want the creative team to execute my idea, you may as well not have the creative team, Talcott says.
Key messages Key messages are different than the final message on an advertisement. Key messages represent what you want the creative to convey to customers. These should include both what you want the customer to feel and what the business wants to convey.
Your deliverables are the specific items that you plan to create. A creative brief might have one deliverable, especially if its a large piece of content, such as an ebook, or several.
2 Too much or too little information. Another common mistake when creating a creative brief is to include too much or too little information. A creative brief should be concise, clear, and focused, but also comprehensive, detailed, and specific.
Traditional creative briefs will outline basic information about the project, including objectives, target audience, key messaging, tone of voice, and any other specific requirements or constraints.
Elements in a brief An overview of the objectives and background for the campaign. A brief brand statement. Challenges that the agency plans to resolve with the campaign. Demographics about the target audience. Primary competitors of the company. Brief message that explains market positioning and the brands values.
Essential elements of a creative brief Title and description. Goals and objectives. Audience. Messaging and tone. Assets and deliverables. Stakeholders. Budget. Timeline.

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