Content and Video · RME-33.59 · pick the perfect example
Example board: choose the perfect example, presented perfectly
For each core concept in the webinar, here are candidate examples, each with its script line and its actual visual, so you can pick the perfect one. Every concept also carries a do versus don't for how to present it, so nothing drifts when it goes to animation.
How to use this: for each concept, read the candidates, look at the visual, and highlight the one you want with a note in the Hypothesis panel on the right. The winner and its visual flow straight into the animated presentation. First concept is live below, the rest fill in on your go.
Concept 1 of 8
The dead do not bounce
Catch-all servers accept your mail and quietly bin it, so it shows as delivered and reaches no one (Almanac 005.003.010, 016.014.001). Three ways to show that. The winner shows the lie, not just the idea.
The doorman
"Some servers wave every message in with a smile, then lock it in a room no one ever opens."
clear, a little busy
The signed-for parcel recommended
"The server signs for your parcel, says thanks, and drops it in the bin behind the desk."
shows the lie in one frame
The black hole
"The server says got it, thanks, and then nobody ever sees the email."
looks slick, hides why
DoShow the lie in one frame, the delivered tick and the bin together, so they see the deception, not just hear it.
Don'tReach for a pretty abstract image that looks cool but never shows why the mail vanished. Style over the point.
The other 7 concepts, ready to fill in on your go
A slice of your list goes quiet every year (the decay analogies)
Your open rate is noise (steering by a broken compass)
You are paying rent on the dead (the storage unit)
Someone is quietly scoring you (the credit score and the Uber rating)
Delivered is not seen (the delivered tab versus the real inbox)
Tending beats rescuing (the tended garden)
The calculator peak (their own number splitting live on screen)