Soap Vs Shower Gel
Behavioural change
Presentation
Secret Source
Introduction/New Prospect
Presentation
Just one more thing
The UK’s most hated sales guy
eBook leave behind
Boy Moscow
Teaser animation created in
Presentation
As you can imagine, a lot of my work sits behind an NDA and cannot be shared.
Happily, there are exceptions though and I get to show-off and blow my own trumpet a little.
As you can imagine, a lot of my work sits behind an NDA and cannot be shared.
Happily, there are exceptions though and I get to show-off and blow my own trumpet a little.
Soap Vs Shower Gel
Behavioural change
Presentation
Secret Source
Introduction/New Prospect
Presentation
Just one more thing
The UK’s most hated sales guy
eBook leave behind
Boy Moscow
Teaser animation created in
Presentation
Behavioural change exploration piece
Problem
Because of NDAs, I can’t easily show all of my clever solutions to clients problems, Master pages for consistency or cool whizzy graphics that highlight key messaging.
Solution
I created this portfolio piece to showcase a lot of the skills used in work for my clients. The deck on its own, without without being presented wouldn’t lose a lot of the narrative so I have recorded a video presentation. (Sound on, please excuse my terrible voice-over)
Outcome
A showcase piece that presents: The best way to display key information (it’s not always chart). Triggers and hidden content. Animation to highlight data. Page builds and reveals to focus attention. Transitions for page fluidity. As well as typography and video skills.
Introduction/New prospect presentation template
Problem
They had recently re-branded so he challenged me to take the narrative from one of their really old out-of-date presentations, breathe some life in to it and and bring it up to date.
Solution
Like many older presentations, the slides were a little text heavy, We split out a lot of the content and used Reveals to focus attention and page builds to ease complex pages. Triggers and hidden content were also used to save valuable time with a client presentation.
Outcome
They loved it quickly adopted it across the business. They use, re-use and re-purpose it for many different presentations. Here are some examples of some pages, minus the sensitive data slides.
The UK’s most hated Sales guy – eBook
Problem
Benjamin is an extremely successful sales trainer, giving talks and workshops to audiences large and small. He needed an upgrade on his text heavy leave-behind created in Word. Could we bring it to life?
Solution
After chatting with him, it was obvious that he needed something editable and modular. It needed to be templated with page masters to keep the design integrity. We brought what was a lengthy text file to life with images, graphics and diagrams.
Outcome
We created an eBook in PowerPoint that he could re-use and repurpose and tailor to his varied and different workshop requirements depending on the audience. He now loves how he can quickly pull together an engaging eBook in a matter of minutes.
Teaser animation in PowerPoint
Problem
How do you launch a new book with limited budget? Well, Kevin-paul Scarrott took to social media and enlisted the help of artists, designers and illustrators. He gave us a few images, maps and back cover blurb and said, away you go.
Solution
We created a teaser inviting users to download the first chapter for free. He loved the animation that I had created in PowerPoint for Julia Allum’s Apollo 11 anniversary poster and wanted something similar.
Outcome
I did just that, but with a retro feel, old grainy paper textures, a deliberately badly printed look and feel and dodgy video glitches. All created in PowerPoint.
This animation was created in PowerPoint and is based on Julia Allum’s Apollo 11 illustration. The moment I saw it I wanted to make it move.
I love the way she captures moments in nature, events and locations in her unique and recognisable style. Needless to say, I am a massive fan.
This animation was created in PowerPoint and is based on Julia Allum’s Apollo 11 illustration. The moment I saw it I wanted to make it move.
I love the way she captures moments in nature, events and locations in her unique and recognisable style. Needless to say, I am a massive fan.