The Orangeburg County Development Commission, the county’s economic
development arm, has often touted the county’s rail and interstate
access, proximity to the Port of Charleston and certified industrial
parks as marketings tool to attract industrial prospects into the area.
The
OCDC is now putting local voices to the county’s amenities and assets
through the creation of “Faces and Places,” a video profile which
highlights the assets the county has to offer.
“Faces and Places
have been very popular in the state,” OCDC Executive Director Gregg
Robinson said.
“We are one of the first ones to do this. This is about
getting our faces and our places in a video marketing platform easy to
send across iPhone, Smartphone and You Tube.”
The videos will
focus on the county’s quality of life, health care, manufacturing,
education, access to the arts and some of the its businesses. They will
be upward of two minutes long and will most likely be broken into
30-second spots, Robinson said. At about $1,500 to $2,000 per video, the
total cost for the first set of 10 videos to be released the first of
the year will be about $20,000. More here.
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