Filmed Life Stories
A filmed interview where a person tells the story of their life, upbringing, family, work, experiences and important memories — preserved for children, grandchildren and generations to come.
Examples of use
- Interview with a parent or grandparent
- Family history
- Personal portrait
- Memorial film
- Filmed message to the family
- Documentation for the future
How it works
- 01First conversation
We understand the purpose, who will be interviewed and how the film will be used within the family.
- 02Planning and question outline
We design the areas and questions together. The person can see the questions in advance if they wish.
- 03Filmed interview
Recording takes place in a calm, safe environment — at home or in a place with personal meaning.
- 04Editing and post-production
The material is edited with sound, colour and structure work. Photos and archive material can be woven in.
- 05Delivery
The film is delivered digitally directly to the family, ready to be shared privately.
Packages
A smaller format with one filmed interview with one person. Pre-meeting, question outline, filmed interview, editing and digital delivery.
A more extensive format with a longer interview, chapter structure and the option to include photos or archive material. Pre-interview with the family, developed question outline, main film and shorter excerpts.
For families who want to create a more comprehensive filmed legacy with multiple interviews, clear narrative structure, archive material, main film, shorter clips and private delivery.
Pricing is provided as a quote after the first conversation.
Frequently asked questions
What is a filmed life story?
A filmed life story is a structured interview where a person talks about their life, memories, family, work and experiences. The result is one or more films the family can preserve and share.
Who usually commissions a life story?
Most often children or grandchildren who want to preserve a parent's or grandparent's story. Sometimes the person themselves takes the initiative.
Where is the interview recorded?
In a setting that feels safe for the person being interviewed — at home, with a relative or in a place of personal meaning. We bring all the equipment.
How long is the film?
A main film is typically 20–45 minutes, sometimes split into chapters. We can also produce shorter excerpts that are easier to watch day to day.
Can we use old photos or films?
Yes. In The Family Legacy and Legacy we can weave in photographs, documents or older film material that complements the story.
Does the material stay private?
Yes. The film is delivered directly to the family and is not shared further. You decide who gets to see it.
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