Scenario was founded in 1993 with the goal of turning great thinking into great communication. We've worked with hundreds of clients to deliver solutions that work.

We’re not great believers in ‘mystifying’ our discipline by packaging it up with lots of fancy labels. We believe the art of great design is about simplifying the complex – and not just in our creative process, but also in the way we work.

Set the brief
Starting off on the same page ensures we get the creative right first time, and this comes from having a good brief – whether it’s a phone call, a meeting, a written brief – or, for complex projects, sometimes a return brief – we always make sure we have a clear understanding of the project and your requirements.

Create a timeline
Knowing who is doing what and when ensures your finished project always arrives on time or before you need it.

Establish the budget
We’ll work with you to establish a project budget that suits the project and your budget. Our estimates are also pretty detailed – we like our clients to be able to see what they’re paying for. And we never lose sight of the fact that we’re dealing with your money.

Do what we say we’ll do
So we’ve agreed the scope of the work, how much it costs, and when it’s needed – it’s now up to us to do what we do best: deliver.

We work with a large pool of clients from both the public and private sectors – everything from small business to large government departments and corporates.

They cover a range of sectors and the type of work we do for them is also very diverse. We’re a member of the All of Government (AOG) panel of design agencies.

Our driver is brand new thinking – and we don’t use it lightly. 
We like to look at every project with a fresh pair of eyes.

We look at it from every angle, maybe prod it a couple of times to see what comes out, and give it some serious thought before our fingers go anywhere near a sketch pad. Ultimately, it’s that thinking that leads to a great creative result.

Choosing the right channels
We hold fast to the belief that the medium isn’t the message. With the plethora of communications options available, of course careful selection of when and where your messages are delivered is vitally important – but the medium needs to support the message, not the other way around.

We admit it. We’re people people. We like to meet new people, and we’re always interested in hearing about where they work and the work they do.

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