WSJ came to me to help clean up a static 50+ page PowerPoint presentation for its enterprise pro edition. This was their premium product sold to businesses and was struggling to validate a news service that competed with free sources. There was compelling data in the content but was buried in busy pages with long-winded copy.
Given that WSJ Pro was a software product, then why not show it like one? I pitched and sold the idea of converting the presentation into a self-running product video demo with new content, motion, and audio. I brought out powerful key points of difference into short, powerful statements to call out the product’s premium value.
A collection of supporting graphics were designed for an integrated look that lent itself to fast-faced animation. The demo screens were also redone to show simple actions that were much easier to follow on screen.
Not only did this grab more attention in a crowded market, but it allowed us to pull out hard-hitting points of difference that were otherwise lost in the original version.
Storyboards, Art Direction, Copywriting, Strategy, Video Production
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