New Web Series Contract

Prompt Productions has started production on the first video of a new web series entitled Ron Prime's Nova Scotia.

In addition to producing all the videos, we have also designed and will maintain the web site for this project.

The project entails producing videos over the next several years to highlight interesting places to visit and things to do and see in Nova Scotia.

Ron Prime is a lifelong resident of Nova Scotia who's family roots go back to shortly after Halifax was founded in 1749. His Mother's family founded Lunenburg Nova Scotia. His life long interest in the History of Nova Scotia, and his desire to share some of it's little know history led to the launching of this project. You may visit the web site by clicking HERE.

As a preview, here is a rough cut of  the first couple of minutes of the first video of this series. It should be completed by mid December.

Halifax Fire - Sunday, September 14, 2014

This video was taken from the 16th floor of the Gordon B. Isnor building on Cornwallis Street in Halifax,

It may be downloaded and used for any purpose without charge.

Courtesy Prompt Productions
You may download this video from our Vimeo Site.  Click HERE

Window Washers View

This 31 second video shows the heights some people go to clean a window.
It is taken from the 16th floor of the Gordon B Isnor building on Cornwallis Street in Halifax, Nova Scotia.  The opening shot is of the Halifax Citadel.


You may download this video from our Vimeo Site.  Click HERF

Audio Book: Vampire Bail-Out [A True Story]

The first of our Audio Books produced for The History Hangar.
This article was written by Col (Ret) Gerry Gilroy of 400 Squadron R.C.A.F. and is read by Eric Smythe (a retired radio announcer).

Gerry was one of the few R.C.A.F. flyers to survive bailing out of a Vampire Jet Aircraft. This video is 12 minutes, 35 seconds.

Cloud Computing - An Overview

This Help Video is 11 minutes 29 seconds

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