Interviews, Places, Memory Italian Heritage films

Where a corporate film shows what a company does today, a heritage film looks at what it has become over time, and why that still counts. History, territory and craft are one subject, and people are the way into it. Years of interviews have taught us how to sit with a founder, a cellar master or a head of production, and come away with the few minutes that matter.

This is not material for a general audience. It is watched by dealers, agents and buyers, and increasingly by investors during a funding round: people who already know the sector and are looking for reasons to trust a company.

The format follows the audience. Some of these projects become branded mini-series or short documentaries suited to television. Many are made with the United States in mind, where Made in Italy still carries the most weight: we lived and studied film there, and work in English as a matter of course.