Legacy Interviews: The opportunity for your family to know their history.
What is a Legacy Interview?
A professionally recorded video conversation with an individual or couple designed to capture the stories, memories and history of your family. Give future generations the opportunity to understand where they came from in timeless video or leather-bound autobiography.
“I highly recommend investing in a Legacy Interview. I feel secure knowing that my family will always know how much I loved them, and will have a video with some of the important lessons I learned throughout my life.”
Bob Hermann
Chairman & CEO, Hermann Companies
Book your Legacy Interview today
Time is of the Essence
Too many family stories and lessons are lost when they aren’t captured.
Preserving your family
Kids that know where they came from are better prepared for the world.
Emotional Connection
Hear the voice of a loved one, watch them smile, see your parents together forever.
Reliving Memories
Telling your stories and recording history is a truly fun and heartwarming experience
Create a one-of-a-kind heirloom to share with generations to come.
How you will recieve your Legacy Interview?
- Digital delivery: Receive a digital copy of your Legacy Interview, making it easy to share with family and friends and accessible on multiple devices.
- Porcelain DVD: A secure delivery option of your Legacy Interview on a specialized porcelain DVD that is designed to last for over 1000 years.
- Leather-bound transcript: An optional timeless and elegant option, receive a leather-bound transcript of your Legacy Interview, a tangible record of your life story and memories that can be cherished for generations.
Our family will treasure this legacy interview with my grandparents and it will help my children remember them.
Wondering what the questions will be like?
Download our Memory Guide to help you prepare to record your most valuable stories. You can write down your answers, or just think about them. Many of these questions are the same ones our host will ask during a real interview. Think of this as a long walk with your past self.
