Create a film or campaign
Tell us who the content is for, what the audience should understand and where you plan to use it. Reference materials, existing brand assets and a proposed deadline can help shape the discussion.
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Let’s Talk About Your Next Communication Project
Every useful brief starts with context. Tell us what you need to communicate, who you need to reach and what you already know about the project.
If you are not sure which service you need, choose “Not sure yet” in the form. The communication challenge is enough to start the conversation.
Choose a starting point
What would you like to communicate?
Plan an announcement or message
Describe what is changing, why it matters and who needs to hear about it. If several audiences or channels are involved, explain where you need greater clarity or consistency.
Prepare for a media conversation
Share the interview topic, spokesperson, intended audience and format if known. Include the questions or delivery challenges you want to practise and any important dates.
A Better Brief Starts Here
You do not need to prepare a long document. A few useful details can make the first conversation much more productive.
- What are you trying to communicate?
- Who is the audience?
- What should they understand or do?
- Which service are you considering?
- Are there important dates or practical requirements?
Project scope, timelines and commercial terms are confirmed separately after the requirements are understood.
Send an Enquiry
Complete the form and provide as much context as is useful. Your information will be used to respond to your enquiry.
What Happens After You Enquire?
01 — We Review the Context
The information you provide helps identify the communication need and relevant service area.
02 — We Clarify the Requirement
The next conversation can address missing information, priorities and practical considerations.
03 — Scope Comes Next
Deliverables, timing and commercial terms are discussed once the requirement is clearer.
Useful preparation
A short checklist for your project enquiry
- The communication objective and intended audience.
- The central message, offer or announcement.
- Existing materials and the service areas you are considering.
- Proposed channels, formats, languages or accessibility requirements.
- Key dates, budget parameters and approval responsibilities.
If some details are undecided, say so. The initial conversation can help identify what needs to be clarified before a scope is agreed.
Before you send your enquiry
Do I need to know which service I want?
No. Select “Not sure yet” and describe the challenge. The service pages can help you explore possible starting points.
Can I ask about several services together?
Yes. Explain the wider objective and the activities you are considering so the project can be discussed as a connected brief.
Will the enquiry confirm a booking or price?
The enquiry starts a discussion. Deliverables, timing and commercial terms are confirmed separately once the requirement is understood.
Should I send confidential documents?
Begin with a concise project summary. Arrangements for any confidential materials can be discussed before those materials are shared.
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Explore the services and practical guides to decide what information would be useful for your project.
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