Volunteer Videographers Wanted

The Ridgefield Historical Society is seeking volunteer videographers to become an integral part of our mission to preserve and share the fascinating history of our town.

The Ridgefield Historical Society is seeking volunteer videographers to become an integral part of our mission to preserve and share the fascinating history of our town. As the custodians of the town’s heritage, we aim to document and showcase compelling oral histories, create insightful documentaries, and film discoveries made during Battle of Ridgefield archaeological excavations, as well as record other present-day events in town.

We’re seeking creative and skilled individuals with their own equipment who can artfully capture the variety of our endeavors, contributing to the preservation of our town’s history for generations to come. If you possess a keen eye for detail, a love for history, and a passion for storytelling through the lens, please join us by contacting [email protected] or 203-438-5821.

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