Storytelling

Tips on narrative development, scripting, and engaging storytelling techniques.

Behind-the-Scenes Footage

Behind-the-Scenes Footage

Show behind-the-scenes footage of your organization in action to build transparency and trust with potential donors.

For best results, use handheld or gimbal shots to capture authentic, real-time interactions.

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Slow Motion Effect

Slow Motion Effect

Use slow motion to emphasize action or create a dramatic, emotional moment in your scene.

For best results, shoot at a high frame rate, like 120fps, and adjust the playback speed.

Match Script to Visuals

Match Script to Visuals

Ensure that the script aligns with what’s shown on screen to create a cohesive and engaging experience for the viewer.

For best results, use Celtx or StudioBinder for pre-visualizing how the script will work with your visuals.

Wide Shot Composition

Wide Shot Composition

Use wide shots to establish context and show the environment around your subject.

For best results, use a wide-angle lens or step back to capture more of the scene.