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Strategic Storytelling: Why Every High-Impact Video Starts with a Creative Brief

 Posted on Tuesday March 31, 2026 by Sharon McDonald
Discover how strategy, storytelling, and stakeholder alignment come together in a Creative Brief to create impactful video content.
Orange background and person wearing a black beanie and black shirt operating a video camera with a microphone attached. White text overlay that reads, "Strategic Storytelling: Why Every High-Impact Video Starts with a Creative Brief"

Strategic Storytelling: Why Every High-Impact Video Starts with a Creative Brief

Posted on by Sharon McDonald "6 ways to take your video from good to great" on an orange background. Behind it, an intense photo of a man in a suit staring at himself in the mirror.

Six Ways To Take Your Video From Good To Great

Posted on by Joe Parente A screenshot from the Inside Amy Schumer sketch 1970s Secretary. The caption is clearly from a sketch about a tennis match.

Inside Social Media: when accessibility compliance becomes a quality assurance and customer service fail

Posted on by James Woods

Video calls: don’t be THAT person

Posted on by James Woods Behind-the-scenes image from the set of Disney's The Mandalorian. Mando and the crew filming in a soundstage surrounded by the giant digital screens of Lucasfilm's StageCraft system.

The Future of Storytelling is Unreal

Posted on by James Woods Screenshot of Adam Mosseri's Instagram post announcing that Instagram is 'no longer just a square photo sharing app.'

Evolve or die: Instagram is transparent about shifting focus to creators, video, shopping, and messaging

Posted on by James Woods A clean and organized desk with a panoramic monitor. On the screen is a series of related webpage designs. They appear crisp and clean.

Why We Should Be Prioritizing Digital Accessibility

Posted on by Nilu Seneviratne