There is no more powerful than a video tool to capture our attention and talk usin a few minutes.

There is a great deal of professionalism to govern the moving image, the subject, the frame, the different planes, but once the movie is created, it turns, spreads and transmits what so many words, sometimes, cannot express.

It is always advisable to include the written texts - verba volant, scripta manent - but amongst the various types of Storytelling, this, along with the Web, is perhaps the fastest expanding one. Let's talk about Visual Storytelling.

Visual Storytelling also has precise rules and others that appear as it is, as has been said, a constantly evolving language. Knowing the techniques of screenplay, shooting, how to strike the attention, succession of scenes, is crucial to trying to get in the imagination of the user and leave their mark.

Video language speaks to our consciousness, moves the ropes of feeling, changes the moods and not only at the surface level.

Everything goes, however, from the written word, which remains the basis for the development of cinematic scenes. That's why we provide this tool to movie production houses knowing that the language of the video is very different from the one in the book and this, in turn, is radically different from that of the web.

Today there is a film culture and ignoring it means to be lacking in the face of changes in the business world and competition.

Thanks to partnerships with Twin Studio and Massimo Lico Visual Storytelling, we ensure beauty, professionalism and study in corporate presentation videos.

See the videos produced by Twin Studio for Rinascente: http://www.twinstudio.it/2017/06/29/la-rinascente/?lang=en
and Tod's:
http://www.twinstudio.it/2017/09/12/tods-9/
and by Myriam Caratù - Visual Storytelling Academy for the Luiss Writing School:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IxrjRFH48Bk

For more information, please feel free to contact us.

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