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Capture Your Memories and Values – or those of your Parents or Grandparents – on video now! |
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Wouldn’t it be nice to have an interview of you or your loved one on video (either on a a DVD or an online video-sharing site) as a historical memento for future generations of your family? Permanently documenting the memories and thoughts of loved ones – creating a “personal history"– is something many people intend to do, but the task often falls through the cracks in people’s busy lives. For a reasonable cost, let me make your good intentions a reality – before those stories and ideas are lost forever.
I’ll record the family stories you’ve heard over and over again – or the ones you never thought to ask about. Everyone has an interesting story to tell! You can write your own memoir or buy a "Grandparent" book to record stories and values. But only video can truly capture the subtleties of feelings as you or your loved one describes experiences and thoughts. And scheduling an interview will ensure it gets done! Contact me now – before it's too late.
Here are a few testomonials from past clients: "We had been thinking for awhile about preparing a homemade version of our grandparents life story, but REMEMBER MEdia's professional and efficient approach to the project far exceeded what we could have done by ourselves. We're extremely satisfied with the value that was provided." - Ray Stukel
"For years I've wanted to interview my Dad about when he grew up in Cuba, fought in the Cuban resistance and met my Mom. I was so excited to come across REMEMBER MEdia and we were all happy with the final DVD Lisa gave us. I watched it with my parents and we laughed and cried. I even learned some new things about my parents. I recommend this to anyone who has parents or grandparents still alive.” - Patricia Hollececk |
"My grandmother passed away a few weeks ago. My family is so happy to have the DVD with all of her great memories and we’ll continue to watch it and show it to the kids so they remember their great grandmother. Thanks again for interviewing her." - Kristin Boeke-Greven
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