In this episode of Inspired Nonprofit Leadership, host Sarah Olivieri is joined by Patrick Taggart, founder and chief creative at Blue Sky Creative, to discuss the impactful use of video in the nonprofit sector. Patrick shares insights from his journey in video production and how simple changes can make storytelling more genuine and engaging. The conversation covers the benefits of narrative-driven videos, the importance of authenticity, and practical tips for nonprofits to start incorporating video content effectively and affordably into their strategies.

Episode Highlights

• The Power of Authentic Storytelling in Video
• Effective Video Strategies for Nonprofits
• Overcoming Self-Consciousness on Camera
• Creating High-Impact Videos on a Budget
• Using Video to Build a Strong Nonprofit Team Meet the Guest

As Founder and Chief Creative at SkyBlue Creative, Pat Taggart uses his skills as a documentary filmmaker to create fresh, exciting content that moves the needle for organizations of all sizes and industries. Pat watched countless smart, charismatic people step in front of a camera suddenly look terrified, sweating and stumbling over a stiff and stilted script. By utilizing his previous expertise, Pat discovered that unscripted, documentary-style conversations were the surprising key to high-quality, effective video content. Pat is not only a content creator but also a highly-rated speaker for organizations like YPO and EO, educating leaders on how to use video to attract and engage employees and customers alike.

Connect with Patrick:

Website: SkyBlueCreative.com

linkedin.com/in/pat-taggart-1a25a595

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