How do you create Social Media content that stands out in a world where there are floods of AI “resources”? Many are obviously AI and have been likened to the digital version of carrying a clearly knock-off designer handbag under the guise of quality. This can cheapen your brand.

One of the most easy-to-use and versatile software is Canva – an online digital design, animation, and editing software which can be used to create everything from Social Media posts, to resumes, to posters, to postcards, to marketing materials, to pitch decks, to invoices and price quotes. The software is free to use, with a paid pro upgrade available for even more resources.

With thousands of font options, graphics, stock photos, video elements, animation styles, and templates to choose from, diving in can seem daunting at first. Once familiar with the platform, the possibilities are endless!

This webinar will break down some of the basics for using the platform when it comes to graphic design for Social Media content. Focus will be on coming up with your own unique digital designs to tell the story of your brand without looking like a cheap AI bot, or digital copy-cat.

All you need to create impactful content is internet access! The rest, well the rest will be covered in this webinar!

Presenter, Koura Linda:

Koura is an award-winning filmmaker who has worked tirelessly to develop her own inclusive and successful production company, Space Dream Productions, of which she has served as Founder & CEO since 2013. As a filmmaker, since 2016 she’s overseen the production of over 40 film projects which have received over 200 award nominations and special mentions, and over 65 awards (including 19 “Best Picture” award winners or nominees). Through Space Dream Productions, she utilizes her creative skills and experience overseeing and managing the company’s work of providing creative services to businesses, brands, creatives, professionals, and activists across the country. Her passion and dedication supports those trying to navigate the world of storytelling, while she empowers other filmmakers by sharing her knowledge through the podcast, Filmmaking (Actually).