“I Got Run Over By A Tractor and Survived” – A Farmer’s Tale

In the early spring of April 1965, Ron and his wife found themselves at the hospital, their faces illuminated with joy despite a night without sleep. Their hearts beamed as they welcomed a newborn son, whom they lovingly named Bradley, into the world. Despite the exhaustion from the sleepless night Ron just had, duty called […]
What I Learned On Our Trip to Film a WWII Veteran

It was a warm day in July when my friend Liz called to ask if she could hire us to film the life of her 99-year-old grandfather, Grandpa Henry, a World War II veteran. She felt some urgency to record his story, and she wanted to do it right. I was thrilled by the prospect, […]
From Shy to Shining: Tips to Help You Conquer Camera Shyness

Are you a little camera-shy, but considering participating in a personalized documentary? We get it – being on film can be nerve-wracking. We want to reassure you that your story is important and valuable, and capturing it on film can help preserve your memories and experiences for generations to come. And we’re here to make […]
Beyond Finances: Why Preserving Your Life Legacy is Essential in Estate Planning

When it comes to estate planning, most people focus on the financial aspects such as distributing their assets and property after they pass away. However, it’s important to remember that your life story and legacy are just as important as your financial assets. Many people spend their entire lives building a legacy through their experiences, […]
5 Reasons Why Documentaries Are the Best Way to Preserve Your Personal Stories and Ancestral History

Our personal stories and ancestral history are important parts of who we are. They shape our identity, our values, and our understanding of the world. There are so many ways to capture these valuable histories – we can write a memoir, do family research, conduct an audio interview, keep a journal, and so much more. […]
Building a Legacy: How Small Actions and Living Intentionally Can Make a Big Impact

Growing up, I used to go to my cousin’s house all the time, and there was something in her parents’ kitchen that has always stuck with me. You know those “live, laugh, love” signs? Well, this one said, “To the world, you may be just one person, but to one person, you may be the […]