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Sensitive Storytelling

Sharing delicate stories

At Laundry Lane, our ‘Video with Heart’ philosophy is underpinned by a sensitive storytelling approach which puts the storyteller at the centre of the production process. Our experience working with many healthcare organisations such as CancerAid, Breast Cancer Trials, Royal Flying Doctor Service, NSW Health and AbbVie has shown us the necessity of treating storytellers with empathy and respect, as many of them are sharing very personal and vulnerable experiences.

When it comes down to it, your storytellers are critical voices for your brand, so they need to be nurtured. And we know that when people feel comfortable and well informed they tell their best stories.

Consent
Consultation
Empower
Listen don’t lead
Build trust
Don’t stereotype

We are proud supporters of the Dignified Storytelling movement.

 

Sensitive storytelling is about listening to people, understanding their emotional boundaries, and validating their lived experience. It’s about giving people the room to relax in front of the camera, and to find their voice. And that takes time and patience.”
Will Cordukes, Director, Laundry Lane

Our Clients Say

Laundry Lane's ability to blend their creative and communications expertise with cultural sensitivity has been a tremendous asset to our organisation.

Aboriginal Health and Medical Research Council (AH&MRC)

Production of our videos requires a high-level of originality, cultural sensitivity and technical soundness, which Laundry Lane always provides in spades.

ACIAR

They have produced wonderful visions from a few of our projects that have been on topics often considered difficult to capture around end-of-life and mental health.

CCNB

We have always appreciated the sensitivity, flexibility and care that Laundry Lane show, particularly when working with people from CALD backgrounds and with lived experience.

NSW STARTTS

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Laundry Lane is located on the land of the Cammeraygal and Gadigal peoples of the Eora nation. We acknowledge their continued connection and contribution to land, water and community and pay our respects to their Elders past, present and emerging. Sovereignty was never ceded; this always was, always will be, Aboriginal land. Laundry Lane is committed to providing a safe, inclusive and culturally appropriate environment for all people regardless of their ethnicity, faith, sexuality, disability or gender identity.
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