There are valuable stories happening across your organisation every day, and most of them are never captured. Smart Capture Training gives the people who are already there a simple, structured way to capture useful video, photos and audio, then hand it back in a form your communications team can actually use.
Glorious, useful assets. Less editing. No random footage to sort through.We’ve all received the footage. Three versions of the same shot. Terrible audio. No wide shot. No context. No release. And the genuinely brilliant moment happened just before they started recording.
What if they knew exactly what you needed?Smart Capture teaches people to capture a connected sequence that tells the story without leaving Comms hunting for the missing context. The right shots, useful stills, usable audio and the information needed to put it all to work.
Less footage. Better choices. More usable content.Capture a connected sequence that tells the story.
The right shots, useful stills, usable audio and the information needed to put it all to work.
Hand it back in a form your communications team can actually use.
Using Pause-Edit, participants learn to build a connected sequence as they capture it. For simple stories, the result can be surprisingly close to a finished video before anyone opens an editing app.
The goal isn’t no editing. It’s no unnecessary editing.Participants start capturing almost immediately, then build the handful of skills that make the biggest difference.
Your communications team retains control of what gets edited, approved and published. Smart Capture simply gives the people closest to the action a better way to capture useful material and send it back.
Full-day, larger-team and organisation-specific workshops are also available.
Give them a simple way to recognise what matters, capture it deliberately and get it back to the people who can put it to work.
Let’s capture more of the moments that matter.Every good project starts with understanding the problem first. Tell me what you’re trying to achieve, what isn’t working, or what you’d like your audience to understand or do. You don’t need to have the solution worked out. If you already have a brief, send it through. If you just have a problem that needs solving, that’s a perfectly good place to start.