Its not just what you know...  
   

its knowing how to say it.

   

To ensure good results - when working with any media solutions production house - a clear and
detailed brief is vital. In this Eden Media update we'll give you our top 3 tips on producing a powerful communications brief.

 
   

Plus, here are some of the latest examples of Eden Media's work. This is just a small illustration of the range of media solutions we offer our clients.

 
         
 

COMMONWEALTH BANK LEADERSHIP FORUM

Building on the success of an award winning DVD which Eden Media produced for
the Commonwealth Bank's Technology Department, we were commissioned to

produce an interactive multimedia technology showcase for The Bank's top 300 staff.

 
 

Eden Media designed, produced and staged for The Technology Services Division

a 10min DVD broadcast over 3 screens
archival displays
technology demonstrations
3 enormous posters
a 4 metre ‘step into the future’ installation
   
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ART OF HAIR 

Video content - The Goldwell Show at Hair Expo 2006

 

 
Spectacular visual elements are essential for a world class hair dressing production. The Eden Media team worked tirelessly to bring to life our brief in a limited time frame.

Their professionalism, enthusiasm and creative talent made my whole experience one of confidence and satisfaction.
Sharon Blain
Winner 2006 Global Salon Business Awards
 

 

 
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NURSING NSW - RECRUITMENT CAMPAIGN
Commissioned by Clemenger Proximity - Agency of the Year 2004 & 2005

 

 

Eden Media produced a 10 min DVD
plus 9 web-based case studies
'slice of life' doco style

showcasing the challenges, dynamism and
variety that a career in Nursing and Midwifery offers

it's exceeding the client’s expectations in every way
   
       
       

HOW TO DEVELOP A GREAT BRIEF

Clear, concise answers to these three questions are essential when formulating your communications brief.

 
        1. What is your objective?  
       
ie:
  Is it an information driven program or is it about changing perspectives through an
emotional engagement?

Whether it be training, sales or internal comms program - what do you hope to achieve?

 
       

2. Who is your audience?

 
 
ie:
  Is it a product demonstration for internal staff use or is it a sales tool for prospective clients?

What are their expectations?

       

3. How and where will it be seen?

 
 
ie:
  Is it a group discussion starter / trigger program or will it be used as a stand alone linear program?

Will you have a 'captive' audience or will they be distracted?

 
  The more specific you can be in answering these questions the more effective and powerful your communication strategy will be.

In our next emailer we'll offer you some more hints on how to develop your communications project - such as, what is the best approach for imparting your communications strategy.

Or if you can't wait until then - please call us on 9925 0766 or email headoffice@edenmedia.com.au for our detailed briefing sheet.

 
     
 

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