[younghistorians]

Hey all-
Does anyone know of any good storytelling firms, such as:
http://www.12-am.com
http://www.secondstory.com
http://www.terraincognita.com

Storytelling firms as in firms that specialize in getting the point across through various mediums.


Thanks,
Vaughn

[alice]

not quite sure what you mean by 'storytelling' firms???
You mean designers who produce sites with a narrative, or abstract approach?

hows about some of www.hi-res.net sites - look in their portfolio section - very abstract!!! but luverly stuff.

[Stickman]

Originally Posted by younghistorians

Storytelling firms as in firms that specialize in getting the point across through various mediums.

Isn't it obvious?

[Mik]

Max Bygraves. Do a search for him, hes good at telling stories

[Stickman]

Jack O'Nory

[younghistorians]

Can't find either person on Google.

URLS?

[Brown]

i think they're a bit too underground for google, in an a-team style way.

[younghistorians]

ok, fine.


Any tips on approaching the firms I had listed in my original thread? I know they are pretty high-end, and so they may not take all inquiries seriously. However, I have the budget ($10,000) and the time to work with them.

[smallbeer]

I'd start with "Once upon a time, in a place not too far away, there was a young historian with $10,000 to spend".

[gray]

are you still wasting design agencies time with your fake $10k? shouldnt normal 12/13 year olds be outside playing?

[younghistorians]

Originally Posted by gray

are you still wasting design agencies time with your fake $10k? shouldnt normal 12/13 year olds be outside playing?

um, no, that was something else. I have the $10k for this..how could I prove it?

[pixelpyro]

place $10K in used notes into a suitcase and FedEx it to use, we'll count it and see if your on the up