Sandra Cox and her Brother Bruce Cox are set to start making a 'face to face' video diary of the residents of Bungay. Picture: Nick Butcher

New business offers “family album for the 21st century”

Thursday, October 25, 2012
10:08 AM

A new business was launched yesterday that aims to be a “family album for the 21st century”.

Sibling partnership Bruce and Sandra Cox have launched Face 2 Face Life Stories, which will see them offering anyone the chance of creating a video interview about their life or an important moment in it.

The idea is to leave a lasting memory for the future so family members and friends can share in special parts of their life.

Mr Cox said: “The seed of the idea was thinking about heritage. There are so many people interested in their forbears, we thought how wonderful it would be if they could get up and speak to you.”

A great deal of mystery had surrounded the launch at the Fisher Theatre in Bungay yesterday, with nobody knowing anything about the new business venture until they arrived.

Ms Cox said: “We kept it a secret as we thought it was easily copyable and we wanted to get everything in place so we were well into the market before anyone tried to copy us.

“We believe it is unique in the UK.”

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