The brief

Tell me what you’re making.

Tell me what you’re making.

Six questions, about two minutes. You don’t need a script, a treatment or a fixed idea — the rougher it is, the more useful I can be.

Six questions, about 2 minutes. You don’t need a script, a treatment or a fixed idea, the rougher it is, the more useful I can be.

I read every one myself and reply within a working day, either with what I’d make or an honest no.

05 — When do you need it?

06 — Budget range

Rough is fine. It tells me what’s realistic to propose rather than wasting your time on the wrong scale of idea.

No mailing list. No follow-up sequence. Just a reply.

What happens next

You hear back in a day
From me, not an autoresponder.

You hear back in a day
From me, not an autoresponder.

I tell you what I’d make
A direction or two, before any money changes hands.

I tell you what I’d make
A direction or two, before any money changes hands.

Then a scope and a price
Only if you want to take one further.

Then a scope and a price
Only if you want to take one further.