Interactive design part 2 a schoffstall
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This document outlines an interactive design training session that covers advanced video editing techniques. The session objectives include importing and organizing footage, editing techniques like adjusting clip properties and playing with time, creating animation and moving elements, making titles and credits, and exporting video. The introductory project is a history video on the Family and MWR Command's past, present and future. The document provides an agenda with details on the editing skills and concepts that will be taught during the session.
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The document contains the schedule for marketing sessions taking place from Tuesday to Thursday. On Tuesday, there are sessions on employee recognition, branding the Army as "Army Strong", and marketing in transformation. Wednesday covers topics like marketing and sponsorship financial management, digital photography, market research, building web presences, and building relationships with program managers. Thursday focuses on corporate branding, maximizing partnerships, delivering customer-driven events, pricing guidelines for sponsorship, and marketing and sponsorship best practices. Interactive design and before and after effects are also covered.
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The document discusses financial management and cost allocation within the US Army. It provides an overview of the Cost Allocation Working Group's background and results, including how marketing costs are allocated. It then discusses financial reporting guidelines for sponsorship and advertising income and expenses. Specific accounting codes, cash vs in-kind income, training costs, and desired reporting ratios are covered. Contact information is provided for three points of contact to discuss the topics further.
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The document discusses building a dynamic web presence and brand strategy for the digital age. It covers topics such as overcoming creative challenges, colliding print and web design worlds, new dimensions in digital publishing, web dynamics and user experience, web development fundamentals, and envisioning the brand strategy for 2020. The presentation provides lessons on transforming the Family and MWR brand for online marketing and building an interactive online platform through strategic design, research, and creative workflow innovation.
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The document summarizes a presentation given to the US Army about developing an enterprise brand strategy. It discusses establishing a unified brand positioning that represents what the Army stands for while allowing tailored messaging for specific audiences. Developing an enterprise brand begins with creating a brand architecture and refining the brand positioning, value propositions, and messaging platform to guide an overall branding strategy for the Army. The goal is for the Army to be seen as a valued organization that Americans support and want to join through strengthening its brand equity.
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The document provides examples of marketing and sponsorship best practices from various US military installations. It describes campaigns like Fort Belvoir's "Simple Campaign" to promote their new website and partnering with PAO. Other examples include "N.O.E.L." - a holiday lights event at Fort Huachuca, Yuma Proving Ground's "Sizzlin' Summer" pool parties, and using the Recreational Delivery System at Fort Polk as a marketing tool. The document concludes with partnerships between marketing, sponsors and garrison organizations at USAG Baumholder.
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