visual storytelling part 1: plot your presentation

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VISUAL STORYTELLING part I PLOT Your Presentation ? Prospective clients & professional colleagues are no different. Everybody loves a good story... How can you apply tried & true storytelling techniques to create truly engaging presentations that make meaningful connections with your audience First let’s address the 800lb SMOKE What program should we use? WHO CARES! GOOD PRESENTATIONS are software-agnostic! Once Upon a Time... So what makes a good story...GOOD? PLOT Elements of There are We learned about this in school 5 Introduction Rising Action Falling Action Resolution Climax Get Your Story Straight Use the 5 Elements of PLOT to In Part II of the series, we’ll discuss how to bring your story to life through the use of visuals that support your talking points and keep your audience entertained and engaged. Source: The Plot Has Five Elements in a Story. Created by English_girl. http://quizlet.com/96068/the-plot-has-five-elements-in-a-story-flash-cards/ Created by Ivan Ruiz @IvanRuizDesign Presentation Specialist @OCHWW CLIMAX RISING ACTION How this applies to you INTRO RESOLUTION FALLING ACTION The characters and the setting are introduced Foreshadowing, good or bad, sets the tone for what you are about to see The conflict is revealed We learn what makes our characters tick Conflict resolution begins Conflict is resolved Outcome of your story is revealed The high point The turning point in the story Introduce yourself and the main ideas of your discussion Foreshadow some of what they are about to see Build anticipation Set up the conflicts, ie: Challenges in the landscape Undefined opportunities Present case studies and insights that hint at how you’ll solve the conflict This is how it all comes together Show: Creative Tactics Demos Find ways to illustrate how you have solved similar problems, and how you will solve these Describe ways to measure/ validate the success of your strategy, product, or big idea Include testimonials and metrics, and articulate your qualifications This is: Your strategy Your product Your big idea This is the game changer that will affect the outcome for your audience. Explain the benefits Sell it!

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Everybody loves a good story, and if we start thinking of our presentations as stories instead of a collection of slides, our audiences will be eternally grateful... and wide awake. :) In Part 2, we'll discuss how to bring your story to life through the use of visuals to help keep your audience entertained and engaged. For more awesome blog posts on healthcare, technology, and marketing & communications, visit the Ogilvy CommonHealth Blog: http://blog.ogilvychww.com.

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Page 1: Visual Storytelling Part 1: PLOT Your Presentation

VISUAL STORYTELLING part I

PLOT Your Presentation

?Prospective clients & professional colleaguesare no different.

Everybody lovesa good story...

How can you apply tried & true storytelling techniques to create truly engaging presentations that make meaningful connections with your audience

Firstlet’s address the

800lbSMOKE

Whatprogramshould

we use?

WHO CARES!

GOOD PRESENTATIONS are software-agnostic!

Once

Upon a

Time...

So what makes a good story...GOOD?

PLOTElements of

Th

ere

are

Welearned

about thisin school 5

IntroductionRising Action

Falling ActionResolution

Climax

Get Your Story StraightUse the 5 Elements of PLOT to

In Part II of the series, we’ll discuss how to bring your story to life through the use of

visuals that support your talking points and keep your audience entertained and engaged.

Source:

The Plot Has Five Elements in a Story. Created by English_girl. http://quizlet.com/96068/the-plot-has-five-elements-in-a-story-flash-cards/

Created by Ivan Ruiz @IvanRuizDesignPresentation Specialist @OCHWW

CLIMAX

RISINGACTION

How thisappliesto you

INTRO RESOLUTIONFALLINGACTION

The characters and the setting are introduced

Foreshadowing, good or bad, sets the tone for what

you are aboutto see

The conflictis revealed

We learn what makes our

characters tick

Conflict resolution

begins

Conflict is resolved

Outcome of your story is revealed

The high point

The turning point in the story

Introduce yourself and the

main ideas of your discussion

Foreshadow some of what

they are about to see

Build anticipation

Set up the conflicts, ie:

Challenges in the landscape

Undefinedopportunities

Present case studies and insights that hint at how

you’ll solve the conflict

This is how it all comes together

Show:

Creative

Tactics

Demos

Find ways to illustrate how

you have solved similar problems, and how you will solve these

Describe ways to measure/validate the success of

your strategy, product, or

big idea

Include testimonials and

metrics, and articulate your qualifications

This is:

Your strategy

Your product

Your big idea

This is the game changer that will affect

the outcome for your audience.

Explain the benefits

Sell it!