TRAINING : How to Run an Inspiring Creative Brief

A good brief is inspiring and a key tool in both agreeing a direction and getting great work. A poor one can waste time and be frustrating for the creative department.  “Clarity” and “empathy” are how you can sum up the characteristics a great brief.  This session provides practical tools and techniques to achieve this, as well as award winning examples.  At the end delegates receive the toolkit illustrated with examples.

YOU WILL LEARN

• Confidence: to tackle projects and write an inspiring brief
• Practical & Useful: frame work, tools and techniques to use
• Inspiration: great examples to learn from and emulate

CONTENT

• What does a really good brief look like
  • practical examples and discussion
• “Clarity” tools and techniques to help define
  • what is the problem to be solved, really
  • who is the audience, precisely
• “Empathy” tools and techniques to gain
  • insight into and understanding of the audience
  • write a motivating proposition or promise

DELEGATE LEVEL

Junior to mid Level

DELEGATE LEVEL

For junior level agency Account Handlers with 1-3 years experience. They now know how to do the basics but want to step up a level.

DATE & TIME

24th July, 10am to 11.30am

TRAINER:

Julian Saunders is a strategist, trainer and writer who has had three careers.  In advertising, he was Planning Director at Ogilvy, Head of Strategy at McCann-Erickson and CEO of red cell advertising, a WPP agency dedicated to challenger thinking.  He took a sabbatical in 2003/4 to edit a textbook for The Account Planning Group on the impact of digital technology. ( “The Communications Challenge” APG 2004).  Then he focussed on design thinking and the application of Behavioural psychology to behaviour change. He was Non-executive Planning  Director of Good Technology (gt), ran The Big Thinkers program for UK government (COI) and joined an Innovation team at Google (The Zoo).

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