In Digital Marketing, Quality is King
Year after year, people in Thailand spend more time online than almost any other population in the world. This cultural feature leads to two opposing
David
October 26, 2020
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NGOs and Charities
Emotive storytelling helps make the work of NGOs and charities resonate with the public at large. Lexicon provides special rates for all services to charitable and international development agencies.
Gender Inequality
Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung Thailand commissioned Lexicon to visualize 6 real-life stories about gender inequality in the developing world. Lexicon utilized true stories, carefully adapting them to create scripts and storyboards, which were then turned into hand-illustrated motion graphics.
Gender in Fisheries
USAID Fisheries sent Lexicon to the Philippines to tell the story of gender inequality in the global fishing industry. While the role of men in the industry is apparent, women actually do much of the labor while receiving minimal recognition.
Lexicon produced the whole project, from scripting and storyboarding, all the way through to filming, editing, design and voiceover.
Global Emissions
The Low Emission Development Strategies Global Partnership held a conference in Bangkok, using the opportunity to have Lexicon create educational videos about their mission.
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Childhood Iron Deficiency
Banyan is a charity focused on providing support to mothers from low-income families. Thailand has very high levels of childhood iron deficiency in children, and Banyan is looking to provide educational and practical support.
To support their project, Lexicon filmed on location in Bangkok and Nakon Si Thammarat.
/ What our clients are saying /
David Norcross and his team at Lexicon got it right away – our vision for the re-design of our quarterly, trade magazine “Voyageur”. It now has a clean, sleek look which makes readers want to pick up the magazine and delve in. Besides their wonderful creativity, the team is an absolute delight to work with. I cannot do anything but highly recommend them.
Rose Swagemakers
Executive Director
Thai-Canadian Chamber of Commerce
No edits required, very good write up.
Linda Ansvananda
Director of Public Relations
Siam Kempinski Hotel Bangkok
Lexicon produce excellent written content. They are always very responsive, and they act as part of my team. I like how they keep tracks of the hours they spend on their work as it allows for full transparency.
Kanokwara Anutarawatr
Senior Manager
Mack Brooks Exhibitions Asia
I have worked with Lexicon on several projects and found them to be professional and responsive. They are very helpful and willing to go the extra mile to ensure that our requirements are met.
Julie Goh
Director of Knowledge Management
IPSOS Singapore
We’ve worked on a number of writing, social media and training projects with Lexicon and all have been very successful. Their social media marketing campaigns have proven especially profitable for us, and have helped us to position ourselves as thought leaders in our industry. Highly recommended!
John Casella
Managing Partner
PKF Thailand
David Norcross and his team at Lexicon got it right away – our vision for the re-design of our quarterly, trade magazine “Voyageur”. It now has a clean, sleek look which makes readers want to pick up the magazine and delve in. Besides their wonderful creativity, the team is an absolute delight to work with. I cannot do anything but highly recommend them.
Rose Swagemakers
Executive Director
Thai-Canadian Chamber of Commerce
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