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Legacy Essentials
Their story, told in their own voice, with your family photos and gentle cinematic movement. No spotlight and no pressure, just memories worth passing down.
Who it's for
Legacy Essentials is for the person who says, "Oh, I don't want to be on camera." They simply talk with us while we record their voice, and we weave it together with photos into a beautiful short film.
- Someone who is shy or private about being filmed
- A parent or grandparent with a lifetime of photos to share
- Families who want something meaningful and simple
- Can be recorded remotely, from anywhere
What's included
- A short planning conversation
- A guided audio recording session, in person or remote
- Professional audio recording and cleanup
- Your family photos woven in (optional, but encouraged)
- Cinematic editing with gentle movement and music
- A 3–5 minute legacy film, delivered digitally
How it works
Plan
We talk about the memories and messages that matter most, and you gather any photos you'd like to include.
Record
A relaxed, guided conversation where we record their voice. No camera, no lights, no pressure.
Deliver
We pair their voice with photos and gentle motion, then deliver a finished film ready to share.
Questions about Legacy Essentials
Do they need to prepare?
No. We guide the whole conversation. Photos help tell the story, but they're optional.
Can it be recorded remotely?
Yes. We can record Essentials by phone or video call and walk you through everything.
How long is the film?
Typically 3 to 5 minutes. Concise, meaningful and easy to watch again and again.
How many photos should we gather?
Anywhere from a handful to a few dozen. We'll scan prints for you, or you can send digital copies.
Can we add Roses?
Yes. Add personal video messages to Essentials for $75 each.
Start with a conversation
Every story deserves to be kept. Let's talk about theirs.
A free 15-minute call is the easiest first step. Tell us a little about the person you're thinking of, and we'll help you choose the right way to preserve their story.