Material research
Interviews, archive and assets are reviewed to find themes, relationships and moments with narrative value.
Sector experience
Museum videos and cultural documentaries
Cultural documentaries, interviews and films that make knowledge and heritage approachable.
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Archive provides information; editing builds the story.
Interviews, photographs, documents and audiovisual assets are researched and connected to create context, pacing and emotion without losing historical or educational rigour.
Typical formats
- Cultural documentary
- Interviews
- Educational videos
- Exhibition and social content
Senior editing and communication
Narrative, archive and design in service of understanding.
Editing connects voices and materials from different periods and formats, while design locates dates, places, data and concepts.
Story construction
Structure, context, pace and emotion are shaped while respecting the content and its protagonists.
Archive and design
Photographs, documents, maps, dates and graphics are integrated to make information clear.
Derived content
Exhibition, outreach, educational, event and social versions are prepared from the same project.
Before starting
The project's value depends on understanding the available archive.
An early inventory reveals gaps, pending rights and material requiring restoration, digitisation or graphic treatment.
Story hypothesis
Theme, point of view, exhibition journey, audience and questions the piece should answer.
Catalogued archive
Interviews, photographs, documents, footage, dates, provenance and quality of each asset.
Rights and credits
Image, music and archive permissions, institutions, authors and credit requirements.
Exhibition context
Room, screen, duration, loop, sound, accessibility, languages and promotional versions.