Speaker Reel Storyboard Review
had a great question about a demo reel storyboard. Here's my video reply!
Condensed Summary of Feedback for Dr. Anna Thomas' Demo Reel:
1- Structure for Impact:
  • Follow the Perfect Demo Reel Blueprint (Hook, Intrigue, Problem, Mentor, Transformation).
  • Restructure to build tension before introducing yourself.
2- Stronger Hook & Relevance:
  • End the hook at “breaking point”—don’t introduce yourself too early.
  • Move “One in three caregivers leave their jobs” and “Silver Tsunami” sooner for stronger impact.
  • Call out key decision-makers earlier to make the problem feel urgent.
3- Visual & Audio Enhancements:
  • Start with live footage of yourself speaking (if possible).
  • Limit to 2-3 music changes for smoother flow.
4- Position Yourself as the Mentor:
  • Once introduced, shift focus to how you solve the problem.
  • Highlight transformation stories and social proof early.
5- Clarity & Messaging:
  • Avoid text-heavy visuals while speaking—keep it clean and engaging.
  • Replace “Here’s what I speak on” with a clear framework or method.
Final Thoughts:
Great foundation! A few structural tweaks will improve engagement and impact.
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