by dwvideo | Nov 28, 2014 | blog
Turn your home movies into that next best seller for your family and friends. You may have home movies: 8mm, Super 8mm, 16mm film. Slides, Photos, Videotape: VHS, VHS-C, S-VHS, 8mm, HI-8mm, Digital 8mm, Mini-DV, DVCAM, 3/4 inch, BetaMax and BetacamSP. At DW Video & Multimedia, LLC we are hear to tell your story.
How do we do this? We edit those hours of memories into a shorter highlight blockbuster. Interview members of your family. Have them share memories of their childhood. Hear Grandpa talk about his team of horses and how he made a living plowing fields as a young man. Or the time you were playing football with your young son and you tackled him, knocking the wind out of him… scaring you. Take these memories and wrap photos, film and video around these stories. Home movies are worth sharing.
This is a huge undertaking and will take hours of your time logging and deciding what segments to use. The end result is a presentation that is unlike anything your family has in their collection. Seeing and hearing family members laugh and having fun. Even those people that are not here anymore. What a way to share your Grandparents with your kids. Allow them to know their history.
Now is this undertaking to much for you? No problem, just taking these memories and transferring them to DVD is a great way to share your home movies, photos, slides and videotapes by having them transferred. Heck, lets not forget those cassettes and reel to reel audio tapes transferred to Mp3 and CD’s. At DW Video we are here to help. Contact us at 231-937-5420.
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by dwvideo | Mar 25, 2014 | blog
Time travel… is it possible? At DW Video & Multimedia, LLC we do it often. How do we do this?
By transferring 8mm and Super 8mm film for our customers. Our film transfer service handles 8mm, Super 8mm, 16mm film along with Slides and Video to DVD Transfers.
Bryan completed two film transfers which was from the 1950’s. Now I get the pleasure of editing. Memories are transferred here at DW Video located in Howard City, Michigan, DW Video takes pleasure in capturing your memories to share.
The safest way to preserve your 8mm, 16mm and Super 8 film is conversion to DVD, hard drive, or flash drive. Every day you wait, your film reels are deteriorating. This is a true statement – even with old VHS video from the 1970-80’s. We have seen a few transfers that had issues due to the videotape sticking.
Transferring 8mm, Super 8mm, 16mm, Slides and Photos to DVD and other Digital Media Files. DW Video film transfer service
There is no need to send your precious memories or projects to a box store or retail chain. At DW Video, we treat your memories like they are our own – ALL work is done in-house.
Film to DVD, Slides to DVD, Cassettes-Albums-Reel to Reel to Audio CD/Mp3, all formats of Video to DVD. Need 1 or 10,000 CD/DVD copies… we can do that as well.
Every project is unique and we will provide a free quote based on exactly what you have. Contact Duane today (231) 937-5420.
Related Content: Film Transfer Service by DW Video
by dwvideo | Jun 19, 2013 | blog
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Michigan based Film-Slide-Video to DVD Transfer business. DW Video transfers your 8mm / 16mm film, slides and videotape (vhs, svhs, 8mm, hi8, 3/4, betacamSP and betamax) to DVD. This video transfer service is a great way to archive and share your precious memories. Videotape will not last forever – DW talks about that in this episode of the Buy Local Minute.
From Grand Rapids, Rockford, Cedar Springs to Big Rapids, Newaygo, Fremont, Greenville and Mt. Pleasant. DW Video transfers your memories… all work done in house.
Turn your home movies into that next best seller for your family and friends. You may have home movies: 8mm, Super 8mm, 16mm film. Slides, Photos, Videotape: VHS, VHS-C, S-VHS, 8mm, HI-8mm, Digital 8mm, Mini-DV, DVCAM, 3/4 inch, BetaMax and BetacamSP. At DW Video & Multimedia, LLC we are hear to tell your story.
How do we do this? We edit those hours of memories into a shorter highlight blockbuster. Interview members of your family. Have them share memories of their childhood. Hear Grandpa talk about his team of horses and how he made a living plowing fields as a young man. Or the time you were playing football with your young son and you tackled him, knocking the wind out of him… scaring you. Take these memories and wrap photos, film and video around these stories. Home movies are worth sharing.
This is a huge undertaking and will take hours of your time logging and deciding what segments to use. The end result is a presentation that is unlike anything your family has in their collection. Seeing and hearing family members laugh and having fun. Even those people that are not here anymore. What a way to share your Grandparents with your kids. Allow them to know their history.
