design

At the center of every R7 Media presentation is dynamic visual design.

Getting your message through is our priority. Thousands of

PowerPoints are rushed out everyday and fall short. When millions

Design

are at stake, a less effective presentation cannot be chanced.

A simple, memorable story helps people remember what you need to communicate. Most people remember a five minute story better than a five item shopping list. It's true.

Clarity is essential. Straightforward visuals communicate better than those with too much detail.

With the right graphics, technical information like aviation engineering is more easily understood by lay people.

Don't just tell them. Show them.

With most of the information we receive coming through our eyes, it's important to have concise, compelling visuals behind your words. With juries skewing younger and those panelists having grown up on MTV, dynamic graphics that capture their attention give you a distinct advantage.

Good Presentations Take Time

It was recently estimated that 30 million PowerPoint slides are produced worldwide everyday. That's a staggering number, but most of those presentations don't convey the message intended because they were produced hastily. Businesspeople usually groan at the prospect of sitting through a PowerPoint because they don't stimulate the viewer. Boredom kills.

The teams that produce the presentations used by Apple, Cisco, Exxon-Mobil, Google, Hewlett Packard, Intel, Motorola, Patagonia, Pfizer, SAP, Wells Fargo and other top companies know that effective presentations take time. Once all the information is in place, an average presentation of 30 slides (about 20-30 minutes in length) can take 50 to 90 hours to produce. Extensive data or complex information can take even longer.

As a point of reference, it takes a team of approximately 100 people three years to plan, shoot and edit the average studio film.

A Simple Equation

When millions of dollars are on the line, spend a tiny fraction of that on proper visuals to ensure that your message is understood and remembered.