Conversation With Client

My first conversation with Fruitbowl Tech allowed me to realize many things. one of them being the overall feel of the promotional video felt as if I had three ideas in one. three strong ideas but nether the less three ideas. we discussed that all three ideas would be very strong as individual ideas so progressing forward from this conversation I will be deciding which idea from my initial pitch to change into one strong idea. another thing we discussed was that the time I initially wanted to give this production as I'm realistic and more align for a feature film let alone for a 1-minute commercial. this will be altered accordingly to allow us to save money and ensure that the video is up to standard. my initial idea that i had curated was a video that invoked emotion that allowed the audience to feel almost inspired to use this app instead of shoving uses of the app down one's throat I still need to add some applications feature to the promotional video so I will try to add more to it.

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