Give Practice a Stage Prompt pack

About this prompt pack

Make the reason to start playing visible on the instrument you sell. These eight ads turn guitars, keys, drums and more into tiny stages, with every exact prompt and the substitutions that carry the idea into your own campaign.

What you'll learn

• Let the wood be the stage — The soundboard becomes a solo stage. Keep the player beside the strings so the product and the performance both read.
• Frame the player with sound — The bell frames a player finding his voice. Use the dark opening to separate the bright performer from the product.
• Make one key a venue — One piano key holds a whole recital. Show its front edge and raised black neighbours to make the change of scale clear.
• Play in the round — The drumhead becomes a round stage. Keep the little kit inside the rim so the instrument supplies the venue.
• Build on the body — The rigid casing supports a miniature accordionist. Use the bellows as a backdrop and keep both feet on solid material.
• Make small feel possible — A pocket instrument becomes a place to perform. Keep the mouth openings visible so the metal platform still reads as a harmonica.
• Keep the feeling human — A violinist performs on the soundboard. Keep the bowing gesture and the large bridge visible to connect feeling with the instrument.
• Give the bars a second scale — A marimba bar hosts a smaller performance. Show the hanging resonators so the giant wooden surface stays recognisable.