“Revital’s Sukkah” – QR Stations with Stories of Kinneret

Upon the completion of a complex production project at the heritage and memorial site of Kvutzat Kinneret – “Revital’s Sukkah” – I would like to summarize the work performed and praise the final result.

“Revital’s Sukkah” was established in memory of a daughter of Kinneret who passed away in the prime of her life. It is located within the kibbutz’s orchards, overlooking the community and the charming valley landscape.

We were looking for a way to enrich this well-maintained and beautiful site with content that would deepen the memory – and we discovered local stories written and edited by Revital during her studies at the “Oranim” College in the kindergarten teacher-training track. These are heritage stories that convey memories from the early days of the Kvutza.

We sought a contemporary way to present and play these stories for visitors to the Sukkah – with an emphasis on connecting to the younger generation: young adults, youth, and children.

I searched online and found “Pausa Production House.”

The connection was immediate, and I felt I had found a professional, creative, bold, and enthusiastic partner. All the professionals I met showed patience and interest in the subject – they studied it deeply and, most importantly, helped me expand my perspective on how to create a production, script, and edit a folk story.

The result is impressive and moving. Above all, it is accessible, and people of all ages can connect to it. From the feedback of visitors who have been to the Sukkah so far and viewed the stories scattered across the stations – I understand that the realization of the dream we wove has achieved much more than expected.

I thank Yigal and the entire team. I highly, highly recommend them.

Yael Dromi Chairperson of the Association for Commemorating the Children and Members of Kvutzat Kinneret