What is MarComm? Technically it's the combination of abbreviated terms for "Marketing" and "Communications". In years back, we thought of MarComm as published, printed and distributed materials. In the times in which we now do business, MarComm can be defined as ANY vehicle whether printed, published, electronic, audio, video, photography, web-based, etc. In essence it's not only the message but also the medium that defines MarComm.
"Powerpoint Extreme", may be a term that you've heard before. Rich Benes & Associates coined the term "Powerpoint Extreme" back in the mid 90's. In essence it was creating Powerpoint shows and presentations that went beyond the boundaries of what most people thought of when they thought of Powerpoint.
It's taking powerpoint to heights WITHOUT the use of fancy plug-ins or add-ons. What good is that, if your clients can't run it?
"Powerpoint Extreme" comes to the rescue when you need to produce a video but don't have the budget. We can create a self-running show and then ask you where one slide starts and one slide ends. You've really go to see it.
We're not LegalGraphix, CourtVisuals, nor do we come close to FTI. But then, neither do our costs of services. Rich Benes and Associates create powerful presentation visuals for litigation and court proceedings. 'Bells and whistles', we don't have them, but if you're in need of traditional boards, powerpoint shows, or photography you're talking to a company that has over 16 years experience in doing what we do best...the basics. Our philosophy is simple: A good argument will be credible, factual and compelling. Our strategy is to visualize your arguments to help you win.
THIS IS WHERE THE CREATIVE GETS FUN!
Do you have a colleague or friend that's retiring or moving away? A spouse that's coming up on that BIG birthday? Throwing a party for a winning season baseball or soccer team? Provide the host, and the guests with a show made up of a history of photos and videos that will keep them crying and laughing. And when it's all over, you can enjoy watching it again and again as a keepsake of the event.
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