1. Define The Goal

What is the project?

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Build a series of high-fidelity showcases of diverse FX simulations, each with the YR logo as the central anchor.

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What does it need to do?

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Demonstrate technical prowess, creative versatility, and decades of VFX experience in a way that appeals to both the traditional VFX industry and other industries that could benefit from advanced visual effects capabilities.

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Distill into one sentence.

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Create a portfolio of visually stunning FX simulations anchored by the YR logo, showcasing technical mastery and creative range to attract opportunities across multiple industries.

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2. Diagnose The Problem

What is the challenge you need to address? The Who, How, and What

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Deliver FX simulations at the highest technical and artistic standard possible — competitive with the most respected studios — while maintaining efficiency and consistency across all pieces.

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WHO IS THE TARGET AUDIENCE, AKA THE USER, AND WHY IS THIS IMPORTANT TO THEM? WHY DO THEY CARE?

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WHAT DOES THIS PROJECT NEED TO COMMUNICATE? WHAT’S THE KEY TAKEAWAY MESSAGE? HOW SHOULD THE AUDIENCE FEEL AFTER?

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Key message / takeaway:

This is world-class FX artistry — complex yet refined, emotionally resonant yet technically flawless.

Desired audience response:

They should feel they’ve discovered a rare blend of cinematic artistry and engineering precision — a creative partner capable of elevating any project.

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NOW THAT YOU HAVE A CLEAR MESSAGE, WHERE AND HOW WILL IT BE SHOWN? IN WHAT CONTEXT? WHAT PART OF THE SALES CYCLE IS THE USER?

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Context & placement:

3. Narrow Design Exploration

Establish the criteria and define your sandbox.