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Yes. Story consultation, interviews, planning, material collection, and final delivery are all handled remotely.
That is exactly what this service is designed for. We can interview people separately across cities, countries, and time zones, then bring their voices together in one film.
Not at all. Each conversation is guided gently and naturally. No acting or performance is expected.
Usually a few starting materials: names of the people to include, any photos or home videos you have, a rough timeline, and a sense of what memories matter most.
Yes, in many cases. Rush timelines may be possible depending on the scope of the project and how quickly materials can be shared.
Absolutely. The tone of the film is shaped around the family and the person being remembered.
Yes. A shorter service-ready version and a longer family keepsake version can be created when needed.
No. We also create legacy films in advance for families who want to preserve stories, memories, and voice before they are lost.
