Strategy
Every frame
has a job.
PR strategy determines what the content must accomplish. Our production process determines how it's planned, created, approved and delivered. The finished piece moves understanding, behavior and relationships, and ultimately the organization's goals.
- 01
Situation
Define the problem. The context, challenge, objectives, constraints and desired outcome. Why we're making this at all.
Pre-Production · Planning
- 02
Publics
Identify the audiences. Which stakeholders matter and what they need. It shapes concept, talent, locations and deliverables.
Pre-Production · Storyboard
- 03
Power
Map influence and authority. Decision-makers, gatekeepers and resource owners: approvals, access, budget, permissions and talent.
Pre-Production · Contracts
- 04
Perception
Understand existing beliefs. How audiences see the organization now, translated into tone, casting, composition and light.
Pre-Production · Production
- 05
Narrative
Construct the message. The storyboard sets the sequence; direction and the edit decide what people take away.
Storyboard · Direction · Rough Cut
- 06
Channel
Select the medium. Platforms chosen from audience habits set ratios, framing, runtime, captions and export specs.
Pre-Production · Client Review
- 07
Behavior
Define the desired action. Inquire, attend, purchase, share, participate. Pacing and calls to action point at one response.
Pre-Production · Editing · Distribution
- 08
Relationship
Build trust over time. Transparent communication, responsive feedback and reliable delivery that outlast one production.
Client Management · Review
- 09
Outcome
Evaluate the impact. Awareness, engagement, leads, attendance, conversions or trust, measured and fed back into strategy.
Approval · Delivery · Evaluation
05 · Evaluation
A loop,
not a line.
Audience response, client revisions and campaign performance send us back to earlier strategic decisions, so the next piece starts smarter than the last.
Research defines the situation. Strategy sets the perception, narrative, channel and behavior. Production makes it real. Review validates it. Evaluation proves it worked.