See our latest episode of Six Degrees of Jigsaw.
Six Degrees Jigsaw is wired for curiosity.
It’s what drives our strategy, fuels our creativity, and helps us uncover the truths that move brands forward.
And one thing we’ve learned in more than two decades of building brands: insight is all around us.
Sometimes it comes from a researcher deep in the data. Sometimes it shows up in a one-on-one with a marketing professor. Sometimes it sparks while talking shop with an industry peer over coffee. And more often than not, those conversations lead to something meaningful and shareworthy.
That’s the spark behind our new content series: Six Degrees of Jigsaw.
Six Degrees - The Pursuit and Power of Storytelling
The people we know, the ideas we share, and the innovations we inspire come together in this episode featuring filmmaker Steve Farr, director of the documentary UECK, which debuted with two sold-out shows at the Milwaukee Film Festival. Through his production company, Purple Onion, Steve has been telling stories through film and video for 39 years. We’re talking storytelling, short-form content, authenticity, the marketing advantage of a well-told story, and collaboration.
Origins of Storyteller
Shortform Content
Authenticity in Storytelling
Ubiquity of Content
Collaboration in Storytelling
Previous full episodes.
Six Degrees of Jigsaw - Episode 03 - Innovation That Inspires with Mark Fairbanks
Six Degrees of Jigsaw - Episode 02 - It’s Not About Reach — It’s About Connection with Dave Hanneken
Six Degrees of Jigsaw - Episode 01 - Creating Content that Counts
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