The Storyline group can help you commemorate your milestone anniversary with the following products and services:

Content development. Typically, this involves research, information gathering, review of photographs and memorabilia, and a series of interviews with key people in the organization. The goal is to develop content that can be used in any or all of the media options that follow.

History brochure. This is an 8, 12, or 16-page saddle-stitched brochure option for a lower budget celebration – an open house event for example. Instead of producing a simple program and agenda, expand that printed piece into an elegant history brochure that can also be repurposed as an ongoing marketing piece and as a “HISTORY” link on your website.

History mini-book. This is 20 to 60 pages in length and ideal for companies with mid-range budgets. Can either be a soft-cover perfect-bound booklet or a hardbound coffee-table book with dust jacket or printed cover.

History book. For companies who want to document and cement their legacies, this hardbound coffee-table book is ideal. Sizes can vary from 60 pages to 300+ pages, depending on the nature of the organization and the scope of the story.

History (stand-alone or website) video. This is a great tool for opening a milestone celebration event and then repurposing later for ongoing marketing. Through reenactments and creative storytelling, a Storyline Group video will look more like broadcast television than corporate video, and can, in fact, be repurposed for broadcast. Length depends on the scope of the story, but a good running time for events and marketing projects is between 8 and 20 minutes. Also suitable as a download from the company website.

History wall. A history wall is a great attraction for a celebration event and ongoing use at trade shows, as a traveling exhibit, or in the lobby of corporate headquarters. A typical wall measures 3 feet high by 15 or 20 feet long, with collapsible panels for portability.

Virtual timeline. A virtual timeline captures all the intrigue of a history wall, but in a compact, easily accessible web format. The chronology is fashioned from archived photos and company memorabilia into a stimulating and informative layout. Viewable from your company history page, the virtual timeline invites your web audience to interact with your story.