Fix picture in the Creative Brief

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How to fix picture in the Creative Brief

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In this video, professional commercial photographer Kevin Patrick Robbins explains how to create a creative brief for soliciting photography services. He outlines key components to include, starting with an introduction of yourself and your company, detailing the services and products you offer. This background information helps photographers understand your business better. It allows them to review your website and existing images, which is crucial if you're seeking new photography or revising your brand. By providing context, you're aiding photographers in aligning their work with your vision and brand identity. The tutorial is structured in sections for easy following.

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Essential elements of a creative brief Title and description. Goals and objectives. Audience. Messaging and tone. Assets and deliverables. Stakeholders. Budget. Timeline.
Simplify the brief One method of distilling your brief is the Get To By scenario. Think about who you want to get to do something, what you want them to do, and how youre going to manage it. Another ten-minute method is to take your first five minutes distilling your brief into sixteen words.
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.
The main problem is that marketers easily confuse business and marketing goals with communication objectives. But in the creative brief, you need to identify a specific consumer/customer behavior that you seek to change. What are they doing now?
Lack of Brand Guidelines If your brief lacks clear brand guidelines, your designer could end up creating something that smells all wrong for your brand. This can lead to a jarring and inconsistent user experience, which is rarely successful.
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.
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.

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