Can you imagine what your great grand parents were really like on their wedding day? For many families all they have are a few tattered photographs of people and places they know nothing about. Their history is locked away inside these pictures, never to be heard, never to be understood. These pictures hang on the wall in tense reside in boxes and albums, bound up silence, like someone who wants to shout to the world, "Listen to me!" but can not speak. What were they like? Who were they? What did they say? What was it like back then? What were their hopes and dreams? What did other people have to say about them? Will you ever know?
Memories fade with time, details are forgotten and for thousands of years artists have been looking for the perfect way to preserve memories for the future. Since someone first picked up a half burned stick and traced their hand on the wall of a cave to photographs created
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thru light and chemical reactions, these techniques could only capture one moment in time. As memories faded and generations passed on the voices that could define where and what these images meant were silenced.
The everything changed in 1978 with the introduction of the first consumer camcorders, Now professionally produced motion pictures were affordable for all. The age where weddings, anniversaries, bar and bat
mitzvahs, parties and events could be documented and preserved was here. Now you can hear it, see it, relive it. Voices can now speak out on professional event video, from the dim past to live again and be shared with the future.
The luckiest generation lives today!
Now you too can have a wedding video that is as
beautiful and professional as what you see in the movies, on TV, even thru the internet. Since 1978 professional production of wedding videos, bar & bat mitzvah videos, anniversary videos, etc have taken on production values like that of Hollywood. Explore the possibilities of what professional event production can do for you, right here!
If you sit there thinking you do not need a professionally produced video of your special event answer this one question: Given the choice of only viewing one, would you look at a photo album of your grandparents' weddings or a video?
