Who legacy films are for
- Parents and grandparents whose stories, voices and wisdom the family wants to keep
- Families honoring someone who has passed, with a film that celebrates a life
- People facing illness who want to share their own perspective while they can
- Families who speak Spanish: legacy films can be made in Spanish, the language of the person telling the story

What is a legacy video?
A legacy video is a short personal documentary built around a person telling their own story: where they came from, what they lived through, what they believe and what they want to pass on. It’s a modern autobiography the whole family can watch, share and keep.
How a legacy film is made
Every legacy film is built on a thoughtful, unhurried interview. We then shape the conversation into a film. When our founder made a legacy film for his own 96-year-old grandmother, he edited a two-and-a-half-hour interview into a 20-minute film about who she was as a woman, her wisdom, and what she leaves behind for her family.
Questions Families Ask
Whose story should your family keep?
Start with a conversation. Tell us a little about the person you want to honor.
