OVERVIEW
Paragraph Productions is a storytelling platform where movies come alive in the form of sound for people who can’t see.
BACKGROUND
Right now, visually impaired people are feeling left out of the magic of cinema. With audio descriptions that often feel boring, robotic, and way too overly detailed. Allowing people to not enjoy or connect with the story emotionally, as they feel like it's just explaining things to them.
- Over 2.2 billion people around the world live with some form of visual impairment, and at least 1 billion of these cases could have been prevented or treated.
- Approximately 20% of people with disabilities have canceled some form of streaming service subscription because of the lack of accessibility issues.
THE TENSION
If Paragraph decides to launch right now, they may face the tension of:
- Not being taken seriously by big studios or streamers because sound is a niche market that's only targeting blind users.
- People might confuse it with accessibility add-ons instead of seeing it as a new format of cinema.
They might even struggle to find funding and partnerships unless they show how it can scale and benefit all the audiences.
THE SOLUTION
Paragraph Productions
- Let sound be the storyteller, with no more robotic voiceovers anymore.
- Make visually impaired people feel like equal movie lovers and not a side demographic.
- Create new forms of immersive storytelling that’s audio first, and built from the ground up.
- Design a functional app and website for people to find and enjoy these stories at any time.
- Collaborate with sound designers, filmmakers, and streaming platforms to help stories reach a global audience.
Robinhood becomes the soft landing into hard finance.
INSIGHT
Visually impaired people don’t want to be treated differently, they want to feel the story like everyone else does.
BUSINESS IMPACT
The global blind and visually impaired population exceeds 2.2 billion, and yet their cinematic experience remains limited and often emotionless. Paragraph Productions introduces a new way of telling stories—Spoken Cinema—which is built on immersive audio experiences that allow anyone, especially the visually impaired, to feel the full magic of film.
As the global audiobook and audio entertainment market is expected to grow to $35.5 billion by 2030, Paragraph Productions can tap into this rising demand with subscription based access, with platform partnerships (like Netflix, Audible, or even Spotify), and original audio first films.
If even 1% of the visually impaired population subscribed at $5 per month, Paragraph could unlock a $1.3 billion in annual revenue, creating a profitable, purposeful business that brings cinema to those who have been left out, while also setting a new standard in the audio storytelling market worldwide.
This isn’t just a growth move. It’s a cultural shift.
STRATEGY
Build the first cinema sound platform that transforms how we tell and hear stories all around the world. This means designing audio-first experiences, partnering with acclaimed and upcoming storytellers in the business, launching with major streaming brands, and empowering visually impaired users who have been out of the conversation of cinema for too long.
REFLECT → The barrier is emotional as much as educational.
MAKE → Robinhood Equalizer invites them.
STRAT LINE
Don’t describe the story. Let sound be the story.
REFLECT → The barrier is emotional as much as educational.
MAKE → Robinhood Equalizer invites them.
TAGLINE
Where sound speaks, and stories stay with you.
REFLECT → The barrier is emotional as much as educational.
MAKE → Robinhood Equalizer invites them.
PRODUCT EXPERIENCE
What We Created:
A new experience called Spoken Cinema, where stories are entirely told through sound, using layered audio, voice acting, and ambient storytelling.
What It Solves:
It gives visually impaired people a new way to feel stories that are not being told about what’s happening but by experiencing it emotionally through sound.
REFLECT → The barrier is emotional as much as educational.
MAKE → Robinhood Equalizer invites them.
