A Legacy Film
Made in the weeks after the service, when the family has had time to gather what matters.
The service had a slideshow. This is the film.
A memorial film is not a slideshow set to music. It is an authored film about a life — built from your family's photographs, home video, voicemails, and written memories, shaped into a story with restoration, sound, and care. It is the film your family returns to on birthdays and anniversaries, the one the grandchildren will watch someday to hear a voice they were too young to remember.
There is no deadline attached. We begin whenever your family is ready — days after the service or months later — and the gathering takes as long as it takes. Grief does not run on a schedule, and neither do we.
How it unfolds
We talk about who they were, the feeling the film should carry, and what your family has to share.
A private link goes to everyone — photos, clips, voicemails, and memories arrive from every phone, in their own time.
Restoration, color, sound, and story — edited by a professional filmmaker, from everything you gathered.
The finished film lives on a memorial page that never expires, where guests leave memories for the family.
What's included
The authored memorial film, crafted from your family's photographs, video, and voices
Restoration of faded photographs and cleanup of old recordings, as part of the work
The private family portal for gathering — no accounts, no apps, one link
The memorial page where the film lives forever — obituary, photo gallery, and a tribute wall for guests
A printable QR memory card, so the page can be shared at gatherings
The investment
The exact quote depends on the amount of material and the restoration your archive needs — we confirm it with you before any work begins, and there is never a charge you haven't seen coming.
Many families share the cost between siblings, and flexible payment plans are available. A deposit reserves your place; the balance is due at delivery.