Life Moments Motion Picture Co

Every human endeavor has a creation myth, a special story if you will. Life Moments didn’t start in a sacred field in Africa, that is far to spectacular.

It started in a crowded hamburger joint in San Francisco, California.

The myth was carried to Africa in a 747 jet, today parked at an airport outside South Africa's Jo’burg . That was way back in the nineties.

The dream carrier was Peter Gideon, a young pro film editor with experience gained from the best in the world.

Many excellent film people crossed roads with Life Moments through the years. Real Story people, Steven Chigorimbo, Elmo de Witt. Many stories were told since then.

There is electrical magic in the air when these guys work, unscripted truth, realness, relentless authentic.

As time went by a weird thing happened, audiences caught on. People realized the difference between real and fake. Between made up and genuine! Between shallow and deep!

People wanted real stories, real creation stories of their myth, their golden thread. Genuine stories of problems and the real persuasion to a happy ending. Authentic stories of their passion, their product, what they had to offer to make this world a better place. Real stories, not produced, but told.

It takes guts and passion to add value and make something special in all walks of life. All sized companies, all sized organizations, smart ones, fast ones, new and old ones, wanted stories, told smart, told real.

Stories of the dreamers, the idealists, the hardworking wonderers. Real stories of their dreams, their ideas, their triumphs.

And Life Moments was right there bringing genuine stories to their astounded audiences, their people, their beloved customers. They did things no one else had done before. Real characters with real stories, some from places extremely high, some from places extremely deep, completely unknown.

Time got scarce but not without saving some stories for themselves. The wild untamed stories, the fools gold, the spectacular. Stories that not everyone will understand.

But, the few people who grasp these stories are the only ones who need to.