Est. 1946 · Jamaica, New York

BORENSTEIN

Fresh, since the beginning. — two directions for the rebrand

Concept presentation · prepared by Integralink

The film — narrated

The two-minute history presentation for the aviation show, told by a narrator — pick the voice and the score live. All narration and music are concept material for direction only.

Version 1 — The Timeline2:00 · narrated · old branding to new, black & white to color
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Version 2 — The Archive2:08 · narrated · one camera journey across the company archive
Narrator
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The film — without narration

The same story carried entirely by music, typography and line-art — for screens where a voice can't compete with the room.

Version 3 — The Written Story1:50 · no narration · music, type & line-art icons
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Two ways to tell it

Each concept is a fully working website, not a mock-up — scroll them. Same facts, two different souls. They are built to be mixed: a favorite direction can borrow any section from its siblings.

Concept D — The Standard
Concept D · Trust

The Standard

Certification as luxury. One unbroken chain-of-custody line runs the entire page from market crate to galley door, stamping OU, FDA, USDA, flight-day and sealed-transfer seals as it goes. The strictest supervision, worn proudly.

Open Concept D ↗
Concept E — The Table in the Sky
Concept E · Emotion

The Table in the Sky

What their work feels like at seat 14A: a cabin window where the light moves from day to dusk as you scroll, clouds drifting past, a meal composing itself course by course. For airline brand teams, not just procurement.

Open Concept E ↗

The proposal

The offer in eleven slides — the film, the website, the bundle, and how payment works. Use the arrows (or arrow keys) to walk through it, or open it full-screen.

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Built on their real story

Ready when you are

Each link below is the agreement and the deposit in one — review the engagement, sign electronically, and the deposit page follows. Nothing is due until you sign.

The film — $750 to start (of $1,500) Lead automation — $1,500 to start (of $3,500)