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A Show & Tell Take on Juliana Slye’s Insights at the Women in Government IT Summit This is the second in our ongoing series of reflections from the Women in Government IT event—where we’re not just tracking where government technology is headed, but spotlighting the people and priorities shaping that journey.  We’ve all heard it: the...

By Laura Klebanow & Joanne O’Gorman Last week, we had the privilege of attending the Women of Government IT event, a gathering that felt both timely and timeless. Surrounded by leaders, builders, and change-makers, we walked away with more than just takeaways, we walked away with new energy. One session in particular stayed with us:...

A note from Laura Klebanow Forgive me if this reads like an apology.I’ve been talking about our new website for longer than I care to admit and hyping it for nearly as long. But as I sat down to write about why it took a year, I realized: this story is less about delays, and more about what happens in the messy, miraculous year of building...

Where did Show and Tell come from? From the whimsical days of kindergarten. Show and Tell was originally born of the idea from the kindergarten activity. That inspired the playfulness and creativity of the company. Plus “show, don’t tell” is an adage for professionals needing to put their words into action, which I wanted to incorporate. Nowadays...

In today’s hyper-connected world, a single tweet, review, or viral video can make or break a brand’s reputation. Whether you’re a government agency, a corporation, or a nonprofit, your reputation is your most valuable asset. But how do you protect and enhance it in an era where consumers hold unprecedented power over your narrative? Let’s dive...

Video content is a crucial medium for executives and thought leaders to share insights and connect with audiences on behalf of their organizations. The prospect of appearing on camera can be daunting. Here are some expert tips to help you present confidently and effectively. Choose the Right Appearance When preparing for a video, the choice of...

“I guess I could be pretty pissed off about what happened to me, but it’s hard to stay mad when there’s so much beauty in the world.”— American Beauty, 1999 In the American cinema, there’s a rich tapestry of storytelling woven from innumerable threads of cultural traditions, folklore, and mythology. From coast to coast, CONUS to OCONUS, our...

Speaking to a peer recently, who filmed a music festival on her phone for the event organizers — much to their surprise when she showed up with “no” equipment — I realized that most people underestimate the power of a cellphone put to good use. Additionally, I know many of you are eager to share your impact- and revenue-generating stories with...

A killer idea for a movie but an empty wallet or tight corporate budget shouldn’t corner you to a silent, black-and-white film (though I do love that idea for my next corporate video…) A lack of funds doesn’t have to mean the death of your cinematic aspirations. In the film world, ingenuity is the name of the game, and duct tape is your best...

The glamour of Hollywood filmmaking takes center stage for a reason. We all might aspire to “make it” in the film industry, but not all of us will fit on the Hollywood hills. Not only is it saturated, Hollywood isn’t for everyone. Luckily, you can make an enormous impact with your filmmaking and storytelling elsewhere. A route that can be just as...