Pitch Presentation
- Ethen Dent
- Oct 18, 2021
- 2 min read
Over the last two weeks, I have been pitching my ideas to the class and below is the presentation as well as the feedback I have received.
WEDNESDAY 13 - MOCK PRESENTATION
Come up with some clear ideas
Brainstorm ideas for what you can make
Clarify on what we are selling
The content is more tailored for the client/brand who comes to us.
You have to put yourself in the mindset of your consumer.
5/5/5 Brainstorming; Think of...
- 5 industries.
- 5 products per industry.
- 5 'oddvert' concepts per product.
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WEDNESDAY 20 - PITCH PRESENTATION
:NVRTstudios; "going forward"
feedback from pitch...
- polish slides by removing small errors
- left square bracket in hypothesis slide
- video playback error
- Introduce each concept much more clearly.
- moodboard per idea proposal
- video introduction frame before prototype
- Animatic scratch track
- Animatic side bars
- Technics:
- understand the function of the device
- Play to the features of the device
- Play to the idea that music changes emotion
- Include a problem/solution slide
- The business aspect should include a summary of the lean canvas
- Much clearer animatics are needed
- Research costs for production
- Finalize the idea
REFLECTION
"Through the weeks, my idea has gone on too many tangents to count. Originally, my idea was a photogrammetry studio for product demonstrations within the tech industry." "Upon doing some research, I found out that the photogrammetry method for the business idea was not feasible. Product demonstrations are purely 3D as it removes the need for a physical prototype, mitigating costs." "Hence why I removed the photogrammetry tool from the business idea." "Introducing the updated idea to Julia, there were mentions of the idea being too focused and I was recommended to strip back the idea. Julia asked what exactly I wanted to do as a business. This resulted in a stripped back of idea of simply 'producing creatives for companies.'" "Approaching the first 'mock pitch', I took the stripped back idea and began developing a rushed concept in time for the pitch. This process caused the pitch to fail." At this point in the course, the idea has been 'ping-ponged' from a stripped back idea to a focused one in attempt to follow the direction of the tutors. Right now, the idea is in limbo until I can accumulate an adequate amount of research and focus the idea when I am confident enough to do so."
FURTHER READING
Research on how does animation companies make money. (investors/sponsors?)
Research company portfolios that portray their work well.
Research blog examples.
What I’ve been listening to:
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