We also transfer old 8mm and Super 8 film, as well as 16mm film. Check us out on Facebook or Marsh Video’s website.

In order to ensure holiday delivery, we must have film orders by 12/01. (Deadline for tape transfers is 12/15.)

Bob was the Director of Safety at Preston Trucking when we first met. He was in charge of the video studio there. One day, in 1990, he called me out of the blue. He wanted me to come over to Preston and bring a sample of our wedding work. I was quite nervous on my way to Preston, but after meeting Bob, all nervousness was gone. He watched the wedding (only one of about three we had done at that point), gave me a few pointers, and told me it was a "nice piece". After this, we would periodically get referrals from him..

In 2003, Bob asked Case to get together for coffee to discuss working together. Bob had started his own studio at this point (Studio 101), specializing in corporate video. Most of the time, he and Case worked with Bob's corporate clients, so he had the lead on those. When Case contracted with a corporate client, he had the lead and Bob assisted. It was the start of a beautiful friendship as well as working relationship.

Bob was there for us when my mom had a sudden stroke and filled in for me at a dance recital we had contracted to do. Even though Bob no longer did event work, as soon as Case called him with the news about my mom, he asked what time did Case want to pick him up. As recently as three weeks ago, he still was there for us. Case had brought him to the house after one of their Panera meetings. I had been converting old S-VHS weddings to DVDs and my S-VHS deck was giving me problems. Bob's comment was he had a deck I could use. Typical Bob. 

Bob and Case were morning regulars at Panera Bread in Easton, until fairly recently. Even though Bob was failing, he loved to go there with Case for his favorite beverage, coffee. The only thing Bob loved more than video, coffee, and Case was his family–especially his wife of over fifty years, Bonnie. We will all miss him terribly.

We can also convert home videotapes, all formats (8mm, compact VHS, etc.).

Click here to see the video. Hope you enjoy! To see another video of ours, go to: http://www.phyllismarshvideo.com/blog/index.php/phyllism/videophoto-marathon-shoot-at-kirkland-manor/

Anyway, kudos to the Nocks for a job well done.

When we first started taping weddings in 1990, we covered many weddings at the Tidewater Inn. We are looking forward to seeing the Tidewater re-establish itself as the premier wedding venue in Easton, Maryland. This is great news for prospective brides and all wedding professionals. The Inn is conveniently located in downtown Easton.