But often the realities of day-to-day business take priority, whether that includes internal meetings or managing client feedback and relationships. Dropbox can help!
Watch Carlos use Dropbox to capture the moment when inspiration strikes.
As Carlos works on a character design in Dropbox Paper, he can see Amy, another animator, open the doc and start reviewing his work.
He can even @mention Amy to get her to look at a specific section he’s stuck on.
Collaborating on projects has evolved beyond exchanging handwritten notes or sending files back and forth via email. With Dropbox Paper, teams can collaborate in one place, whether it’s on a deliverable or on quick scratch docs—perfect for bringing those brilliant ideas to life.
Depending on the project, Carlos might find himself working in other tools, like Google Docs or PowerPoint. But with Dropbox, he doesn’t need to worry about juggling multiple links and clicking between apps. He can store G Suite links and Microsoft Office files all in his Dropbox account from File Explorer (Windows) or Finder (Mac), and dropbox.com.
And if there are other websites or web-based productivity tools he’s using, like if he’s prototyping in Figma, he can link to them directly in his Dropbox folder using shortcuts.
Everything lives in one central place.
For teams that are always on the move and bouncing ideas off each other, Dropbox team accounts keep them all in sync and don’t interrupt their creativity.
If Carlos is stuck on a character design and needs to take a walk around the block, he can record all of his brilliant ideas and save them in the same place. His creativity shouldn’t be hampered by technology—it should allow him to dive deep into the creative process no matter where he is. By the time Carlos gets back in the office, he pulls up his notes and pictures and shows the team. They dive right back into creating.
Even if you’re not in animation production, these features can be applied to almost anyone, anywhere. How do you see your own organization using a Dropbox team account?