Editorial partner
Let us help you reach out!
Do you work with SOME-channels or newsletters? Do you need continuous help with video posts? We can work as your extended arm, where we together or independently produce material on an ongoing basis. We are happy to tailor something that suits you. You can choose to use us a little or a lot. For example, filming yourselves and letting us edit, send pictures with which we create text-driven videos, rely on us to fix everything and continuously publish video content on your channels that we mutually arrive at. The arrangements can also vary over time and your needs.
For example, we can help develop concepts and video content that are adapted for social media, create interview series, roundtable conversations, reports, podcasts, animated explainers and news clips. Choosing the right video format is based on what is to be communicated. We think like a newsroom: the important thing is to create stories that engage, that people choose to watch.
Our way of thought:
1. Think about the target group, produce content addresses what that group wants!
An easy way to gain an understanding without having to do market research is to try to understand the target group and to think: what would I find interesting or fun if I was the target audience? What information would I like to see?
2. Choose an angle!
Don’t tell everything at once, but choose an “angle”. It’s a lot about prioritizing. You can’t tell everything at once. If you don’t choose your angle it quickly becomes uninteresting and incoherent. Worst case it can be experienced as a narrative without a plot. Think differently. Dare to focus on the most amazing facts and stories. This is what journalists call an angle.
3. Tell the most important thing first!
We humans are impatient and if we do not get a “reward” for our work, we easily give up. Do not take that risk but dare to tell the most important thing at once, but what is important for your target group – it’s the one that should be rewarded. What information is new and that your target audience did not know of? That information should be introduced as fast as possible, sometimes not in its entirety, but enough for the target group to be interested. This is what journalists call a “hook”.
4. Have people in the center
Using people is a way to make the story more vivid. Just think of all the series, movies and books that exist, they are almost exclusively about people. If we want to create something that engages, we do it best with people. In journalism, it is sometimes called to find a “case”.
5. Make the difficult easy
Not infrequently, as a company, you want to convey something complicated. It’s easy to “dump information” and let the recipient do the hard work of understanding. Therefore, it’s important to think about doing the hard work, ie creating content that is easily accessible so that the recipient doesn’t have to do the job themselves. And that is perhaps the journalists’ most important task: to convey complicated and important societal information so that citizens can understand “life” and the society in which they live in.