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ECHO Storytelling Agency
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A perfectly crafted story makes us lean in and want more. It connects us. It gives us meaning. At Echo, we’re masters of this alchemy. We make books, videos and digital stories that turn customers into ambassadors, ignite pride in employees, and empower the next generation to follow their dreams. It’s about inspiration.
And it’s in everything we do.
And it’s in everything we do.
SPIRIT UNFORGETTABLE Official Trailer 2016
We executive produced this feature-length documentary, directed by our own Chief of Film Pete McCormack, that chronicles a beloved folk-rock band’s 30+ year history while also telling the heartbreaking story of the lead singer’s battle with early-onset Alzheimer’s. The documentary was named one of the top 10 audience favorites at HotDocs, the largest documentary festival in North America.
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Science World - Symbiosis
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The mission of the Symbiosis program is to scale STEAM learning (that's learning in science, technology, engineering, arts and mathematics) for young people in British Columbia. ECHO created this video on behalf of Science World, in partnership with Giant Ant and Jon Chiang.
#whatwillyousay EXTRAS - Tessa & Teresa
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Every story starts with mom, but not many people are unable to stay near their mothers throughout their lives. Tessa & Teresa's stories of emigrating to Canada from England, and from their moms, are so powerful and so perfectly linked, that we decided to cut them into an additional #whatwillyousay video. Enjoy! The best gift for mom is to tell her how you feel. Watch our #whatwillyousay video h...
Alzheimer's Helped this Daughter Finally Connect with her Mom
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When journalist Frances Bula agreed to appear in our #whatwillyousay Mother's Day video, we didn't expect such a powerful message about the impacts of Alzheimer's disease. We just had to share this clip, where Frances discusses how her mother's battle with Alzheimer's strengthened their relationship, and what she misses most. The best gift for mom is to tell her how you feel. Watch our #whatwil...
#whatwillyousay EXTRAS - Ellie and Harry
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Moms have a knack for empowering their children to learn, grow, and excel - at any age. In this video, Harry tells us about his mom's support throughout his addiction with alcohol, and Ellie talks about how her mom gave her the courage to laugh, dance, and be herself. The best gift for mom is to tell her how you feel. We asked dozens of people from all walks of life to share stories about their...
#whatwillyousay EXTRAS - Jackie
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In this video, Jackie talks about how her mom gave her the greatest gift - a sense of identity. And the best gift you could give your mom? To tell her how you feel. We asked dozens of people from all walks of life to share stories about their moms, in time for Mother’s Day. The result? A surprising, compelling, and emotionally vulnerable story about the transformative impact of moms. The best g...
What Will You Say? A must-watch video for Mother's Day! #whatwillyousay
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The best gift for mom is to tell her how you feel. We asked dozens of people from all walks of life to share stories about their moms, in time for Mother’s Day. The result? A surprising, compelling, and emotionally vulnerable story about the transformative impact of moms. The best gift for mom this Mother’s Day isn’t flowers or a pedicure. Just tell her what’s in your heart. Life is unpredictab...
#TellThemNow - The Father’s Day Video That Will Melt Your Heart
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We asked ten fathers and their children to express to the other why they felt proud. The result? An emotionally powerful Father’s Day video that may bring tears to your eyes and that will make you want to say you need to say today. #TellThemNow Find out how we can help you tell authentic stories on Father’s Day and every day: www.echostories.com/TellThemNow Since 1999, ECHO Storytelling Agency ...
Today as a father, I am mostly disappointed in my self. I basically was a terrible father addicted and self loathing. I’ve recovered from that space, and yet, have not recovered from the loss of relationships to my sons.
Heres a song i did about fighting thru addiction to be a better father ua-cam.com/video/YzOt8RilJZk/v-deo.htmlsi=EBzhMuHW78_lpbem
My dad: Nothing.
Phuck father's day......don't even acknowledge it. I have 4 kids and they cannot even be bothered to pick up the phone. The main complaint was I was never there for them..........I was working 60-70 hours a week to pay for everything including all their university degrees. They don't understand the real world of parenting. When my wife passed, I didn't realize how alone I really was. They sent flowers to the funeral. Nice eh?
Im 12 and sadly I will spend father's dy with nobody, my dad died 2 years ago in a shooting (he was a police officer) I still remember the time he bought me a Xbox One in 2018 and when he always spent the whole day with me when he wasn't working
#TELLTHEMNOW! In this- a MAJORITY of the time our assumptions are fueled by an unfounded fear that makes things seem 10000× what they ARE in or would be in reality...or...sometimes planted by a small seeds of founded fear due to the unfamiliarity of expressing what we feel..Those seeds turning into unrealistic worry in how you'll be looked at and so on.. Either way. I wasn't raised to tell my loved ones that I am proud of them..or that I love them.. I wanted to so much, I didnt want to ever regret saying what I feel so much in my heart Until one day, I stood at the door..hesitant..I asked myself "WHAT am I afraid of?" "WHAT is the worst that could happen?" "Is what I feel level to what the actual circumstances are here?" I thought about it and answered my own questions. They'll laugh- So WHAT They'll give that awkward stare- SO WHAT They'll say nothing back- SO WHAT?! YES. Im aware its very simple. But sometimes we have to check our emotions. If we allow them to run wild we'll continue to hold these fears that are exacerbated by mere unfamiliarity. It brings us down to reality real quick. I said it. I finally said screw it and I blurted out "I love you!!" Yes, they gave me that awkward "Ew what? Gross" look..yep a few laughed as if I was from this alien planet. That all lasted for what? 20 seconds? And it was over. I felt so good letting them know I LOVE THEM NOW. I couldn't believe the freedom of release I felt vs the fear and restraint only seconds before. Let it out. Tell them now. Don't live with regrets. You'll feel so much better saying it. Its worth that 1.5 seconds to tell them now rather a lifetime of regret that you didn't spend that 1.5 seconds at all.
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My mom ,my rock ,my strength ❤
The Concrete Confessional addiction blog guy just released a piece called "Happy Mother's Day from an Addict to his Long-Suffering Mom." It was the rare piece that made me both laugh and cry. If you love anyone who is an addict, go read it.
I love my mama. She's in my heart. If she dies before me, a part of my heart will die too. She's been my rock. Thank you mama.
Just texed my Dad to tell him that no one ever gives him the credit he deserves and to thank him for the good hes done and without judging his wrongs. To let him know I appreciate the lessons in life and the time spent together. I wanted to give my dad the flowers and respect he deserves. After reading his response I'm happy I was the one to do it out of all my siblings!
No One can win mother's love
i’m about to move out and i’ve been rehearsing this in my room for months
I miss my dad so much...
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The girl without her dad…omg I can’t 😭😭
My dad dosent know the suffering I’m going through he thinks it always about him I wish he could here me out
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That one woman's absent dad was listening. Somehow, he was. No one - not even a God - would be able to stop him from listening. That's the kind of love this is. Thank you, papas. You're always heroes.
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Shouldn’t the question be the other way around on Father’s Day ? 1:56 Dad I’m happy you’re not dead…. 😅 I’ve heard that one many times
I miss your poems, Dad. Happy Father's Day and rest in peace. Thank you so much for everything. 2023
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Awesome video! Let me thank all the wonderful fathers out there - you mean the world to your kids!
Happy Father's day
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God's gift is a mom😊 they are the only one who loves us more than their own..... all thanks to all mothers out there❤❤❤❤
1.45 that boy cry me loudly. Amazing. When you grow up dobt forget for your parents. They wanna be loved and one good words, to buy them gifts and what he not like buy bcoz they save money for your kids. I cannot imagina what will do bcoz my granny my best friend died. All my grannies and grandfathers died. If my mom die my world will stop pulsing and its one new silence freedom.
A VERY SWEET VIDEO - HAPPY MOTHER'S DAY TO ALL THE "TEA BAGS" OUT THERE - ("A woman is like a tea bag, you never know her strength, until she's in hot water") STAY STRONG!!
I wish i had gotten to experience this love for my mother....i may have gotten the raw end of the deal as a kid but i guess god has me go through that so becoming a mother would help me transform into the person my kids deserve. And i agree with the forgiveness. I wish my mom was still alive so i could show her the love she always deserved she jist needed someone to give her that support and love. She just needed someone to say you have value and i love you no matter what.
This video is absolute. Thank you for a small reminder what my mother always means to me. ♥️
My mom was my best friend!!! She was string in Christ as was my dad!!! She went home to God in 2014 at the age of 90!! I miss her so much, but I know I will see her again!!! Thank you, Jesus!!
This video was posted on my company's employee portal. I watched it and started bawling my eyes out. I lost my Mom to cancer in 2011. Not a day goes by that I don't think about Her. She would be really proud of the work I do and what my company stands for.
Thanks for sharing these thoughts. Moms are so undevalued. ua-cam.com/video/_yIG4WzZg-E/v-deo.html
"Sonnets are full of love" by Christina Rossetti Sonnets are full of love, and this my tome Has many sonnets: so here now shall be One sonnet more, a love sonnet, from me To her whose heart is my heart’s quiet home, To my first Love, my Mother, on whose knee I learnt love-lore that is not troublesome; Whose service is my special dignity, And she my loadstar while I go and come And so because you love me, and because I love you, Mother, I have woven a wreath Of rhymes wherewith to crown your honored name: In you not fourscore years can dim the flame Of love, whose blessed glow transcends the laws Of time and change and mortal life and death.
I tell my Moma she's the best Mother in the world. She always wanted what was best for my brothers and I. She was kind to everyone. She was my rock... Wish I hadn't given her any bad times...she is so precious...a real champion in my life 👵
Our Mother's day video - A tribute to all mothers out there ua-cam.com/video/tRJWt0AvL3s/v-deo.html
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THIS IS SUCH A BEAUTIFUL VIDEO😭😭😭A MOTHER'S LOVE IS WONDERFUL
I wish I had… 😭
Amazing loved this!!!! Really hits the heart without all the woke crap going in this world mind You this was made 7 years ago
What is the instrumental music used?
I don't see the importance of fatherhood. I always wondered what's the importance of fathers in a child's life. I can see why mothers are important. Women are socially and biologically programmed to be parents much more strongly than men are. Mothers are the ones that produce milk to feed to their babies. Also, mothers are the ones that are usually in charge of their babies, and they assume that role early on. Also, women have "maternal instinct", while men don't have anything like that. And also, children usually spend a lot more time with their mothers than they do with their fathers, and during that time, the mothers are usually taking care of the children. Also, most animals in this world are only taken care by their mothers and they don't have their fathers around at all. So why are human fathers important? It seems that a child can grow up without a father, and still turn out ok.
Your comment is flawed, because it's usually only in mammals that females are the primary caregivers of their offspring. In birds both male and female invest equally in parenting. In the majority of fish species males are the ones that do all the parenting. There's is variation in the animal kingdom when it comes to investment in parental care.
Also only women have parental instincts while men don't.
Farther are equally as important is mothers as they set rules and guidelines of which to follow, they teach manners and respect, and most importantly provide a sense of security. Children that have no father’s have been repeatedly shown to have a higher chance of having many behavioral issues, father’s also typically the role a kids look up to, and the relationship that the parents have can vastly change the future of the child future relationships with others.
@@jonasg.bisgaard1086 Many people are raised by single moms, and they turn out perfectly ok. The bond between mothers and children are a lot stronger than the bond between fathers and children are. I heard that children who are raised by lesbian couples tend to turn out a lot better than children who are raised by heterosexual couples do. I heard that lesbian relationships are healthier because they understand each other. If both partners understand each other, they won’t want to break up with each other. I also heard that women have higher rates of depression when married (in straight relationships). Women have maternal instinct, while men don't have anything like that. Being fatherless doesn't affect children that badly. Men are not wired to be parents since a single man can father over 1000 of children, while a single woman can only mother about 10 children. Men make millions of sperm each day, while women make 1 egg per month. You get more DNA from your mother than your father. Also, your mom not only gave you more DNA (you’ve got her mitochondrial DNA too), but also provided you with every molecule that made up your body until birth. A man only contributes one cell to a baby. All the materials to make a baby are supplied by the woman.
@@smokexsmoke99 …..nothing you said is correct one bit. Please actually read up on it before spreading misinformation. 1, being raised be a single parent can have a number of consequences of the development of a child. The list includes, higher level of stress, anxiety, depression, higher suicide rates, and more likely to abuse substances like alcohol and drugs and a lot more developmental and mental health issues. 2, most in many cases father’s have equally as strong of a bond between them and their children as the mother if not stronger(although it might not generally why, like it is with mothers). 3, there’s no evidence to support the claim that lesbian couples are any better at parenting than a heterosexual couples is, put some say that there might be a higher risk behavioral issues in kids that where raised by a lesbian couple. 4, I have only found statistics that show the rates of depression in married women, but none that compare lesbian and heterosexual couples and the rate of depression with each other, and I don’t know the relevance of it as it hold no bearings on the subject of the topic.
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Three years ago today i was put out my birth "mother's" front door, literal despite, the weird things people see me do, they have been my best years of life to date! #FollowingMorningOfTheMothersDayILiteralDidntReallyNeedOne
Perhaps my literal birth "mother" isn't the 1/3 of the person i'am! #ImLiteralThirtyOneSoImGoingToRelax
I'm really literal okay with my mother dying in three months from this mother's day on sunday do as told or literal nothing! #DieOrGetMarriedToARoyal #LiteralEitherOne
I wish I could telly dad. He died when I was 16. I had my chance 2 days before he died to thank him. But it's been years later, and so many wonderful moments, but he's not here. I hate him for not checking a year earlier. He would've been here for those moments. But that's life. I wish I could still tell him how much he influenced me and made me a better Father. I miss you dad... I miss so much