Preserving the Legacy of Connecticut Institutions

High-end cinematic storytelling and video documentation for museums, municipalities, and nonprofits. We turn archival history and mission-driven work into durable films.

Regional Emmy Award recipient · FAA Part 107 certified

Based in Stratford, Connecticut. Serving museums, municipalities, and nonprofits across the Northeast.

Preserve Your Story

Institutional Storytelling & Preservation

My process is designed for both public engagement and long-term archival use. Whether documenting a community milestone or a museum collection, I follow a disciplined path from initial scope to final delivery.

Scope & Plan

We align on what needs to be documented, who we’ll interview, and how the final assets will be used (community engagement, archive, mission storytelling, or public-facing exhibits). You’ll get a clear coverage plan and an outline of deliverables before we schedule filming to ensure the project remains on budget and on schedule.

Typical timeline: 1–2 weeks to plan (depending on access)

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Durable Deliverables

You receive high-resolution, master-grade files optimized for both public engagement and long-term archival storage. I provide a structured package of digital assets—including properly labeled source files and metadata—ready for immediate handoff to your communications, development, or archival teams.

Deliverables: Master-grade video + organized archival package

Typical timeline: Final delivery within 1 week of approval

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SERVICES

Documentary-grade video production for museums, municipalities, and nonprofits. I specialize in interview-led storytelling that preserves institutional legacy while serving modern mission and engagement goals.

Institutional Capture

Post-production and long-form editing from existing footage is also available.

About Rui

Rui Pinho

Documentation and communication partner for museums, municipalities, and nonprofit institutions.

Regional Emmy Award recipient, producer/editor specializing in institutional documentary work.

Long-term collaborations include the Wireless History Foundation and the Barnum Museum. I am a collaborative partner for curators, town committees, and executive leadership, helping translate complex research and mission-driven goals into high-impact, public-facing video.

Most projects start with a focused set of interviews and efficient on-site coverage. I focus on preserving institutional memory and legacy, shaping it into durable stories for long-term archival and engagement use.

FAA Part 107 certified.

Linda Lievens — Program Coordinator, Wireless History Foundation

“You really are the first faces they see representing the WHF and everyone said the interview and dealing with you in the process was wonderful. The videos really did turn out so nice and it is such a great way to highlight their careers.”

Selected Clients

Get in Touch

If you’re considering an institutional documentation project or need to preserve your organization's legacy, please provide a few details below. I'll reply within 1–2 business days to discuss the scope and next steps

Stratford, CT 06615 Tel: 860-402-1106 Rui@RuiPinho.com