by michaelneelsen | Aug 27, 2013 | A Film Sense, Brand Storytelling, Movies, Storytelling, Storytelling For Business, Trends | Best Practices, Video Marketing
By Michael Neelsen On January 24, 1978, Steven Spielberg was sitting in a writers’ room with George Lucas and Lawrence Kasdan. They were hard at work structuring a story about a pseudo grave-robber in the 1930s who searches for the Lost Ark of the Covenant. That story...
by michaelneelsen | Jul 20, 2013 | Brand Storytelling, Storytelling, Storytelling For Business
By Michael Neelsen The human brain is hardwired to receive information in narrative form. If you wake up looking forward to wearing your new outfit to work and spill coffee on it, this thought might cross your mind: “My day just got off to a bad start.” This thought...
by michaelneelsen | Jul 8, 2013 | Brand Storytelling, Storytelling For Business, Trends | Best Practices, Video Marketing
By Michael Neelsen When was the last time you actually enjoyed watching a traditional corporate video? If you’re like me, it’s been a damn long time (if ever). So why do we keep making them? I’ll define what I mean by ‘corporate video’. A corporate...
by Dave Neelsen | May 17, 2013 | Storytelling For Business, Video Marketing
Putting a web video on page one of your website is not about information, it is not about product presentation, it is about trust establishment. As this article will explain, giving visitors to your website a chance to see you the owner – face-to-face in a web...
by Dave Neelsen | Feb 6, 2013 | Storytelling For Business, Video Marketing
By Kipp Bodnar, Social Media B2B Making and distributing good B2B video content takes time. It isn’t a quick process to arrange a video shoot, edit video and then upload it to the social web. This work though can come with a substantial pay-off if as a B2B company you...
by Dave Neelsen | Dec 8, 2012 | Storytelling For Business
This post is a guest post by Roger Dooley, a writer, speaker and researcher in marketing, and in particular the use of neuroscience and behavioral research. This post was first published on PRSAY, the executive blog of the Public Relations Society of America (PRSA)....
