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Ironbridge Gorge Museums

Just South of Telford lies the Ironbridge Gorge. In this small valley, just five miles long, took place most of the key breakthroughs in ironmaking that would make the Industrial Revolution possible.

Advances made here would echo around the world, which is one of the reasons why, today, the valley is designated as a World Heritage Site.

Iron wasn't the only industry that came of age in the valley. The china clay and tile-making industries also achieved mass-production status here, bringing what had once been considered luxuries for the very rich, to ordinary people everywhere.

The Museums Trust needed a 10-minute video to show in their visitor centre and a longer documentary - telling the history of the valley - to sell in their shops.

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