Preserve Your Story for Future Generations
With decades of experience in documentary storytelling and television production, I create cinematic video memoirs that preserve family stories and values for future generations.
Former editor for NBC News, ABC Sports, and Children's Television Network
The Journey
1. We Talk
2. We Record
3. We Create
We discuss your goals, memories, and the stories most important to preserve.
We film relaxed, personal conversations in a comfortable setting, using professional equipment.
Photographs, home movies, and memories are woven into a beautiful finished film.
Why Preserve Your Family's Stories?
Photographs show us what our loved ones looked like. A video memoir lets us hear their voices, see their expressions, and experience the humor and personality that make them unforgettable. Childhood memories, family traditions, personal triumphs, and stories that might otherwise be lost can be preserved for generations.
Whether you're honoring a parent or a grandparent, celebrating a milestone, or creating a lasting family keepsake, each film is as individual as the person whose story it tells.
With decades of experience in documentary storytelling and television editing, I bring together thoughtful interviews, family photographs, home movies, letters, and other treasured materials to create a beautifully crated film.
These keepsakes are often more fragile than we realize. Photographs can be damaged or lost, film and videotapes can deteriorate over time, and digital files can disappear if they're not properly backed up. Bringing them together in a video memoir helps preserve not only the images, but the memories and stories that give them meaning.
The result is more than a family history. It's an opportunity for future generations to know the people who came before them, in their own words and voices -- a gift they can return to again and again.
“Thank you for a superb job! Now my children and grandchildren will learn about their heritage and hear the stories I grew up with and the stories I’ve wanted to tell for so long.” MK