Some of the most important heritage isn't held in buildings, archives or collections; it's held in memory. Oral history video production exists to capture that memory before it's lost: the first-hand accounts of people who lived through an event, worked in an industry, or belonged to a community that shaped a place's history.
Video is one of the most effective ways to bring a heritage project to life. However, for many museums, community groups, trusts and local authorities, the question isn't whether video would help. Instead, it is how to fund it.
