Family business history

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A Stumbling Block or a Stepping Stone
	Each is given a set of tools,
Isn't it strange that Princes and Kings	A shapeless mass, and a book of rules,
And clowns who caper in stardust rings,	And each must make, ere life has flown,
And common people like you and me	A stumbling block or a stepping stone.
Are builders for eternity?	(Author Unknown)

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Once your company moves into later generations, you need a video that will show how decisions are made.

Combine professional photography, video as well as any photos your family and colleagues have gathered over the years of running a family business. Add short interviews with management and long serving staff members talking about what those years meant to them, future plans and some funny group stories.

Taken from a story...

"I am so pleased to have my grandson, Liam, working in our stores. Businesses rely on fresh ideas and energy.
Our company benefits greatly from the involvement of our fourth generation.
The video that I have now should be an inspiration to the future generations, to my great grandsons and grandaughters. Who knows.
I wish I had my grandfather recorded on video. He had so many great stories to tell. I wish I could remember them all."

John Malcom

Have a look at "Wine Notes" from Heron's Flight Vineyard. Sangiovese, 2005 introduced by winemaker David Hoskins.

"Wine Notes" for Estate Chardonnay, Kumeu River Wines. Winemaker - Michael Brajkovich.

What you have to do:

Step 1

Step 2

Collect photos and videos taken throughout the years after the founding of the business.

Step 3 (optional)

Collect stories from colleagues, make arrangements for interview and interview them. Focus on time.

Step 4

Select music and organize it.

If you want your clip to be published on internet then you need either royalty free music or pay for royalty.

Step 5

Select images you want to include in your production.

Step 6