Good stories start with curiosity.Talia Quinn / A personal point of view
A little about my world
Less noise. More noticing.
A well-used coffee cup. The light on a familiar block. A daily ritual worth making time for. That’s where my stories begin.
My concept practice brings an editorial eye to personal care, neighborhood culture and considered living. I’m drawn to useful things, independent places and the people behind them.
Selected story directions / 01—02
Small moments. Something to say.
Two original concept treatments. Open each story to see the brief, visual approach and proposed sequence.
CONCEPT STORY / 01
Everyday rituals
The morning, unhurried.
Product story / concept storyboard
Read the concept ＋
The brief
Give an everyday personal-care product a place in a believable morning ritual. Lead with the moment, then introduce the product as one considered detail.
The approach
Natural window light, tactile surfaces and a restrained edit. The visual treatment communicates a mood; it makes no skincare or performance claims.
TQ / STORY STUDY 01
A little room to pause.
01 / Set the scene
Window light, a quiet surface, the beginning of a routine.
TQ / STORY STUDY 01
The things we reach for.
02 / Find the detail
A close product detail, with approved factual copy in a real commission.
TQ / STORY STUDY 01
Take the morning slowly.
03 / Leave a feeling
A simple closing frame that returns to the everyday ritual.
Proposed format: one vertical story sequence and an editorial still. This study delivers the three-frame design and narrative, not a filmed campaign.
CONCEPT STORY / 02
Places & people
One block, a whole world.
Local culture / concept storyboard
Read the concept ＋
The brief
Introduce a neighborhood destination through the feeling of spending time there. Make a place memorable through small observations rather than a list of selling points.
The approach
Street-level composition, warm light and a pace that invites exploration. The café and location shown are imagined; no real venue partnership is represented.
TQ / STORY STUDY 02
Take the long way.
01 / Arrive
An establishing view of the block, with room to notice the surroundings.
TQ / STORY STUDY 02
Stay for the small things.
02 / Notice
Windows, greenery and the details that make a place feel personal.
TQ / STORY STUDY 02
A place to come back to.
03 / Remember
A closing thought. Real opening hours or recommendations require verification.
Proposed format: a neighborhood photo essay and a short-form story sequence. This study delivers the visual treatment and three-frame narrative.
How we could work together
Find the story. Make it matter.
A good partnership begins with a fit between the product, the story and the people it is meant to reach.
01
Story-led content
An original narrative developed around a product, place or everyday ritual. Scope can include storyboards, a short-form concept and a caption direction.
02
Editorial product stories
Considered still-life art direction and product storytelling. Useful for a launch, an owned-channel feature or a focused creator partnership.
03
Places & experiences
Neighborhood guides and experience-led stories that introduce a destination through its character, context and details.
From first thought to final story
Find the fitShare the audience, objective and why the idea belongs here.
Shape the directionAgree the concept, deliverables, timing, review rounds and usage.
Create & hand overDevelop the approved story and deliver the agreed files and credits.
The partnership notes / PDF
A clearer picture. All in one place.
A six-page sample media kit with the creator profile, story territories, two treatments and a briefing guide.
Read the media kit PDF ↗The kit includes a checklist for audience data, formats and collaboration details.
CONCEPT STORY / 01