Wilmington’s Short Order Production House has put out some major video projects, from “Options in Delaware” to “It’s Time Wilmington” to a national TV commercial.
Its latest, for The New Castle County Chamber of Commerce, is called “Stay Connected.” It’s a two-minute message to the Delaware business community, from the Delaware business community, featuring Desa Burton of Zip Code Wilmington, Rick Deadwyler of Corteva, Xavier Teixido of Harry’s Hospitality Group, and Short Order’s own Zach Phillips, to name just a few.
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