Topic: Creativity
Start Somewhere
By Kerry Bural | March 19, 2010
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As you know, it is oftentimes unclear where a project should start (or where it should go for that matter). However, sometimes the best thing you can do is jump in and get started even if the vision is foggy.
For example, we recently worked on a multi-year proposal for a ...
Sketching Still Yields the Best Results
By Kerry Bural | January 13, 2010
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Call me old school, but in my experience, sketching still yields the best results for laying down quick concepts and initial thumbnails in your design work.
I know, I know. Younger creatives might argue that this step is no longer necessary given the digital assets at our fingertips.
I disagree and here’s ...
Topics: Creativity
Concept is King for Interesting and Effective Video Production
By Kerry Bural | December 11, 2009
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A few days ago I posted a story about a video shoot I was privileged to direct out in the boonies. It was truly a memorable experience.
Since then, we’ve spent the rest of the week shooting several other people in their own settings and we’ll continue to do so through ...
Topics: Creativity
Five Ways You Can Smash Those Empty Imaginary Ministry Boxes
By Kerry Bural | December 4, 2009
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We’ve all been there. You’re roped into a brainstorming session at the very moment your hair caught on fire from that looming time sensitive project that’s due in 15 minutes.
You’re expected to sprinkle some of your magic creative dust in the room and come up with a ton of stellar ...
Topics: Creativity
Fifteen Playground Rules for Smokin’ Creative Jam Sessions
By Kerry Bural | July 16, 2009
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For years, I’ve been privileged to work with some really sharp and creative people who have a heart for ministry and a passion for excellence. I’ve also had the opportunity to facilitate creative jam sessions with them to develop new ministries, marketing strategies, branding assets, resources and initiatives.
My goal has ...
Seven Reasons You Should NOT Easily Give Up on Bad Ideas
By Kerry Bural | July 13, 2009
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1. Bad ideas are like bad food. People consume them every day—and live. ;)
2. A bad idea may actually be a good idea in disguise.
3. Occasionally, a bad idea gives birth to a good idea.
4. Good ideas will often morph into great ideas.
5. Bad ideas may reveal unhealthy biases against ...
Topics: Creativity, Design
