Short video content shared through social media offers new ways of exploring heritage stories and engaging new audiences. A project funded through the South Lanarkshire Renewable Energy Fund has funded the purchase of camera equipment, a drone, and other resources necessary to create many interesting forms of video content. Our aim is not only to engage a wider audience, but also to involve a much wider circle of people in the creative use of video tools and techniques. Are you interested in being part of this project? If so, we’d love to hear from you.

We share video content through Facebook, Instagram, and also YouTube. Here’s a selection of recent additions of recent posts to our official Clydesdale’s Heritage YouTube account.