Digital Videos; A Christmas Gift that lasts longer than a life time

Fun, sad, touching, snarky, and emotionally healing, Heritage videos are all that and more. More than just honoring your loved ones death, they also celebrate achievements and the special events of your family's lives.

Heritage videos can be a digital obituaries that can be used in online newspapers and at the memorial service. Additionally, they can enhance memorial websites as well as being shared on blogs and on social networking sites to help family and friends console each other. More than just the plain facts of a traditional obituary, the videos celebrates their uniqueness and achievements by showing and telling more about their lives. The messages, pictures, and music reveal their personality and tells their life's story. These testimonials to the person's life need not be limited to just celebrities. Every person's life has a story to tell that is uniquely theirs. Everyone has moments of greatness and moments that leave a lasting smile on those who love them.

Heritage Video: Helen Davies Kubanek from Theresa Chaze on Vimeo.

Momentous occasions as special birthdays, graduations, and marriages can be enhanced with pictures and videos from the past. However, the video need not limited to those that are already digital. Scanners make even the oldest picture accessible in the digital age. The technology has made it possible to transfer 16mm film and VHS/Beta tape into the digital format. It preserves the footage, while making it possible to make corrections and organize the content. With nearly everyone having access to cell phones that record video, personal messages can be added to the montage to blend the past and the present. These times of joy and celebration need not end with the event. Footage and messages from future events can be keep being added. The birth of your child can be celebrated through her or his school years, graduation, marriage and birth of her or his own child.

Tribute to Veteran: Homer Robert Whitworth from Theresa Chaze on Vimeo.

Multi-functional digital picture frames gives easy access to your wonderful memories. Instead of static pictures on the wall, these frames bring your loved one alive in sound and images. Once the video is produced it is upload onto the frame to be set out or to be given as a gift that keeps on giving.   It is a simple and cost effective way share the video with those who are not computer literate as well who a major computer geeks.

Theresa Chaze is a writer, producer, and editor, who crafts innovative messages. Using your visuals and stories, she will help you tell your or your loved one's story. Call her at 231-943-3298 to learn how she will bring your memories alive.

Her other videos, include:

Horses and Heroes: Changing Reality TV from Theresa Chaze on Vimeo.

God saw a Butterfly: a Healing Journey from Theresa Chaze on Vimeo.

Be Someone who stands with Veterans from Theresa Chaze on Vimeo.

Saving Our National Treasures: Protecting our Endangered Species from Theresa Chaze on Vimeo.

Mary Ellen Colfer: Herbal Counselor from Theresa Chaze on Vimeo.

Divine Blessing and Dragon protection from Theresa Chaze on Vimeo.

Horses and Heroes Billboard from Theresa Chaze on Vimeo.

Digital Video Producer has the answer to your PR and Marketing challenges

What catches your attention faster and holds it longer? A static picture or a video in which your message is combined in both images and sound?

Here is Horses and Heroes logo with its tagline. How much do you know about the series by just looking at it?

Horses and Heroes: Changing Reality TV from Theresa Chaze on Vimeo.

The video keeps your attention longer and gives so much more information.  The music sets the tone for the video.  Together they enhance the text by giving the message context.

Here is the cover for for my fantasy novel, Nict for Ure Selfe. Eye catching,but you would need to read the description on the back to know if if was something you would want to read.
Alyssa learns there is a reason that birth wipes away the memories of the past from the conscious mind. When a chance meeting opens a karmic door, she must quickly find a way to remember before the hatred from another time once again cause her tragic end. http://cproduction5.wix.com/cosmos-productions-#!theresa-chazes-novels/ci60

Here is its book trailer.  The music enhances the visuals and voice over by changing the tone from light and fun to suspenseful then to magical.  

Nict for Ure Selfe (Not for Ourselves): a magical fantasy novel from Theresa Chaze on Vimeo.

The longer you can keep your customers' attention the more likely they are to buy your product or service.  I can give you that time.  As a writer, producer, and editor can bring these talents and skills together to promote you and your work. I have the solutions for your PR and marketing challenges. Please email me at C_Productions at AOL.com to learn how I can bring you more attention to your and your product.

The ghost of a murdered child bring his parents back together after they have reincarnated. He needs them to remember their lives together so that they can forgive themselves and others. If he succeeds, they will all heal and he will be freed to also reincarnate. If he fails, their need for revenge will damn them all.

Elizabeth was asked by her mentor to teach a writing course at a small college. Since she never forgets a kindness, she reluctantly agrees. Arriving in town, she instantly regrets her decision. She wants to run, but she is honor bound to stay. Even as the ghost of a small child begs her to forgive, the memories of another time arouse feelings of hatred that she doesn't understand and cannot control. When she meets Shane, all of their lives are thrown onto a dangerous collision course from which they can neither run, nor can they hide. The question is, "Can they overcome their tragic past or will they be doomed to repeat it.

Never Can Say Good-bye is a Paranormal Thriller, which is comparable to Ghost, The Others, and the original Dark Shadows TV series.

When love is forever, death is only the beginning from Theresa Chaze on Vimeo.