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Why Pitch Deck Support Is Key to Startup Fundraising

Sales Communication Techniques : SalesKiPathshala By Sanjay Singh

     After my partner and I finished creating and writing our interactive website proposal, we decided to begin preparations for the presentation of the proposal in December. Although it’s not put towards our final grade for the module, it’s still very important that we get the key elements of it right. The presentation sets the entire tone for the rest of the project.

Explore:  By breaking down our full proposal lead us to coming up with what we needed to put into the presentation. Coming up with a few key elements to keep in mind during the creation process helped it to be streamlined. These include: 1. A clear, concise explanation of the project’s aim 2. A list of any materials/resources we might need 3. A description of each phase in the project 4. A reference to our storyboard Explain: There are also key elements that are a little more free from just being requirements. We want to convey our project in a way that’s understandable and beneficial to our audience. Also, for the website to have a tone that is both fun and inviting as well as informative and descriptive. Along with the basics of the interactive site, there are also a few more that delve into the execution side of it:

1. Storytelling: To make sure the presentation as most informative but as least boring as possible, explaining the slides in a story-like and emotive way will make it more fun. This can be done especially when describing the different phases. 2. Connection and Excitement: Since our interactive website is about memories, we hope to draw on our peers’ personal memories of home to connect them 3. Make it interactive: After we give the presentation, there will be a chance for us to interact with our peers to gain a broader perspective and advice.

Evaluate: While we have only completed a rough draft and still have much to tweak, both within the presentation and how we present it to our peers in class, we have a good basis with which to continue. My partner and I plan to meet in person (outside of class) a few more times before the presentations begin on December 12. During those meetings, I hope to explore more about our presentation as well as our actual interactive website itself.

Typically an Indie Thriller uses either a close up or an establishing shot to introduce a character or setting to let the audience question what is going to happen. I will be following this trend by staring my main task with the use of a close up shot of the main character to reference to the audience that this will be the main character.

All locations that will be used in my main task have been carefully chosen to fit the genre and create a dark setting from the offset. All colours and clothing will be kept dark and dull to match theme and genre, the wooded location was chosen to heighten this.

Typically an Indie Thriller will use dramatic non diegetic sound or heightened Foley sounds such as breathing or footsteps. This creates a sense of danger and intimacy for the audience, in my main task, I will be using a tense sound track alongside the main characters actions.