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and now with new technology from Indiana based, Mediak, they can be. The company was started in 2002 after company President, Charles Sublett, and his wife, Junnie, saw someone at a trade show who inserted children’s names directly into pre-recorded songs. Realizing that if they could do it faster and better, they’d have a hit item, the Subletts bought out the U.S. rights for the prod- uct. Along with programmer, Darrel Walisser, they updated the software and embellished it many times over until they had a winner. Realizing that inclusive vid-
eos would also resonate with a new generation of kids, Charles and Junnie Sublett took what they had learned from the mu- sic CDs and adapted it to DVDs,
launching Mediak Personalized Audio and Video Products. With the videos, retailers can take a headshot of a child and instantly insert it into a video story starring that child. “Now retailers can take a photo from any format, including a camera card or a print, crop the image quickly, and instantly insert it into the video,” Sublett says. “It only takes about two min- utes to burn the DVD for the customer, and they then get a video that’s about 20 to 25
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