DON’T SHOOT...
...another forgettable, fact-packed video.

Your audience is human. Tell them a story.
Problem + Story = Solution
Stories are always about a problem that needs to be solved - which is why stories themselves are such brilliant problem-solving tools.

They work everywhere: Video. Audio. Email. PDF. Slides. Posters.

But while good stories cut through, the right story, told well, changes things.

So, if your organisation has a problem you’re struggling to solve, what’s the story you’re not telling?
Robert McKee - storytelling mentor to Pixar, Disney, Nike, and more:
“Storytelling is the most powerful way to put ideas into the world today.”
Our Mission...
At 50 Pictures, we believe business communication and messaging shouldn’t feel like business communication and messaging.

It should feel like something people want to watch, listen to, enjoy, and share.

A story.

We’re here to find and tell yours.
P is for People
(and a Problem-Solving Process)
People connect with people, not plots.

So we put people with a sense of purpose at the heart of every story we tell. And we get there through a repeatable, reliable process:

StoryFINDING-to-StoryTELLING

This is a steady, collaborative journey that builds momentum, sharpens clarity, and uncovers a story that actually does something.

A key step involves turning proven narrative forms into practical business tools.

If you’re not sure what kind of story your organisation needs, these seven classic archetypes are a good place to start:
Our Story Begins
We’re not here to make more content. (In fact, we try to avoid the c-word as much as we can.)

Instead, we start from the belief that your organisation is sitting on compelling, engaging, transformative stories - stories that could help you meet your biggest challenges:

recruitment, retention, alignment, sales, perception, cut-through... (whatever’s keeping you up at night).

Your challenges are problems to be solved.
Stories solve problems.
And humans love stories.

So, the question is:
“Stories are up to 22 times more memorable than facts alone.”
Jennifer Aaker - Stanford Graduate Business School
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