Directions... Dimensions... Dexterity...

 There's an old saying - if you continue to do what you always do, you will continue to get the same results that you always get. Slow integration of new methods and styles will make something new that seems complex from a distance, do-able and the new norm, which may even make your life simpler, easier and more fun.

Listen to both sides of the argument and to the opposing goals and empower and acknowledge each side, equally. Establish some ways in which both teams can depend on each other to facilitate each other's goals and drive solution-focused conversations. If the narrative becomes conflicting, bring it back to center around the solution.

Storyboard creation helps to chalk out a plan for the video which helps all the stakeholders during development as well as the Quality Analysis (QA) team to map the plan and purpose of the animation to the al result. Storyboards also include the voice over(VO) script which is an input to VO artists to record the script. A more specific storyboard helps all stakeholders to visualise the final product, the exact way that the instructional designer/writer intended it to be. A more detailed storyboard can help clear doubts and conflicts, at later stages of the development process.