A living legacy, given both ways

The stories you never want to lose.

Record your own story as a gift to your family—or give someone you love the experience of telling theirs. We turn memories, photographs, voice, and wisdom into a film and family archive made to last.

The Conversation$895Starting price The Legacy Film$1,795Starting price The Family Story$3,950Starting price

One-time project pricing · No monthly fee · Your family keeps the files

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01Relaxed, guided interviews

02Professionally edited

03Private and family-controlled

04Original files included

Record it together

Don’t wait until you’re telling stories about them.

Record the stories with them. We make it comfortable for the people you love to talk about where they came from, what shaped them, what made them laugh, and what they hope your family carries forward.

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The greatest family heirloom
may be a familiar voice.

One legacy. Two beautiful ways to begin.

Give it to them.
Or give it from you.

A Legacy in Full experience can honor someone you love today—or become the story, voice, and guidance you intentionally leave with your own family.

01

For someone you love

Give them the experience.

Invite a parent, grandparent, spouse, or mentor into a relaxed, guided conversation centered entirely on their life.

Gift their story →
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For your own family

Give them your story.

Record your memories, values, voice, and wishes now—so the people you love always have more than photographs to remember you by.

Create my legacy →

A thoughtful gift, fully guided

You bring the person.
We draw out the story.

No script to write. No boxes of photographs to organize first. We guide the questions, the recording, and every detail after.

01

Give

Choose an experience for a birthday, anniversary, retirement, holiday, or simply because now is the right time.

02

Record

We lead a warm, unhurried conversation—in person or remotely—so their personality comes through naturally.

03

Keep

We shape the interview, photographs, and home movies into a finished film and an organized family archive.

Their life. In their words.

A family film that feels like them.

Not a stiff interview. Not a generic slideshow. Each project is shaped around the voice, humor, memories, and small details that make one person unforgettable.

  • A guided conversationQuestions tailored to their life
  • Photographs & home moviesRestored and woven into the story
  • A private family pageWatch and share from anywhere
  • A complete archiveKeep the originals in your family
legacyinfull.com/robert

His life, in his words

Robert James Carter

Recorded at home · Age 76

Chapter one

“We didn’t have much, but the house was always full.”

Robert remembers the kitchen table, his first summer job, meeting Ellen, and the lesson he hopes his grandchildren keep...

42 photographs9 chapters18-minute film

THE CARTER FAMILY STORY

ROBERT J. CARTER His voice. His story.

Optional engraved keepsake or future memorial marker.

Made for generations

Your family keeps more than a link.

You receive the finished film, source media, and an organized archive—not a subscription that holds your memories hostage. The private page simply makes everything easy to enjoy and share.

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Family-owned files

Download the film, photographs, writing, and archive at any time.

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Private by default

You decide who can view the story and what can be shared.

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Future-ready

Add new chapters, family voices, or an engraved QR marker later.

In development · Founding-family pilot

A private Family Vault for the wishes that matter.

We are developing a secure place where approved family members can find the documents and guidance you want them to have—including a copy of an advance directive or living will—without searching through drawers, inboxes, or old computers.

Join the vault pilot

Keep together

  • Advance directive or living will copy
  • Legacy letters and family guidance
  • Service, memorial, and personal wishes
  • Trusted contacts and document locations

Security standard before launch

  • Encryption in transit and at rest
  • Individual accounts and multi-factor access
  • Family permissions and activity history
  • Complete export and deletion controls

Legacy in Full will securely store the document supplied by your family; we do not draft, witness, notarize, modify, or determine the legal validity of wills, directives, trusts, or other legal documents. The vault is not a substitute for an attorney, health-care provider, or official registry.

Founding-family experiences

Choose how fully
you want it told.

Every experience is personal, calmly guided, and delivered without a monthly bill. Early families receive founding pricing while we build our first local collection.

The Conversation

From $895

For preserving their voice and the stories only they can tell.

  • Pre-interview planning call
  • Up to 90-minute guided interview
  • Professionally edited conversation
  • Private viewing page
  • Full-resolution file delivery
Gift the Conversation →
Signature experience

The Legacy Film

From $1,795

For turning one remarkable life into a film the whole family will keep.

  • Everything in The Conversation
  • Photographs and home movies
  • 8–12 minute signature film
  • Music, titles, and story edit
  • Organized digital family archive
Plan their Film →

The Family Story

From $3,950

For a richer portrait told through more than one generation.

  • Multiple family interviews
  • 15–20 minute documentary film
  • Expanded photo and video restoration
  • Private multi-chapter archive
  • Engraved keepsake marker included
  • Priority access to the Family Vault pilot
Begin the Family Story →

Founding pricing is introductory. Travel, extensive media restoration, and longer films are quoted separately.

The Legacy Journal

Begin before
the camera arrives.

Thoughtful, practical guidance for families inviting someone to tell their story—and for people choosing to record their own.

For families

01

How to prepare a parent for a legacy interview

Create comfort, gather the right memory prompts, and invite the stories that ordinary questions often miss.

Read the family guide →

For individuals

02

How to prepare your own life story as a gift

Turn a lifetime of memories, lessons, and hopes into something your family can return to for generations.

Read the personal guide →

Questions, checklists, and honest guidance—written to help real families begin.

Visit the Legacy Journal

A gift with no expiration date

For the parent who says, “I don’t need anything.”

Give them a day centered on their life—and give everyone who loves them something no store can sell later: their stories, their expressions, and their voice.

Ask about gift delivery

Questions families ask

Comfortable from the first conversation.

We handle the details quietly so the experience feels like time well spent—not another project for the family to manage.

How long does it take to receive our finished film?

Please allow at least two weeks after your interview and receipt of your family photos and home movies. We will confirm the expected delivery timing for your project before filming.

What if my parent does not like being on camera?

That is common. We keep the crew and equipment minimal, begin with easy memories, and let the conversation unfold naturally. Audio-only and lightly filmed options are available too.

Do we need to organize all of our photographs first?

No. Start with a small group of meaningful photographs. We will help identify what supports the story and organize the selected material for you.

Can siblings contribute questions and memories?

Yes. Family members can contribute prompts, photographs, home movies, or short recorded messages—even when they live in different places.

Who owns the finished film and files?

Your family receives downloadable master files and an organized archive. We use or share nothing publicly without written permission.

Is the Family Vault a legal service?

No. The planned vault will securely store and share the documents your family supplies, but Legacy in Full will not draft, witness, notarize, change, or validate a living will, advance directive, trust, or other legal document. Families should work with the appropriate attorney and health-care professionals.

What happens to the page many years from now?

The page is a convenient doorway, never the only copy. Your family keeps the finished media and can export the archive, so the story is not dependent on one website.

Begin with one name

Who do you
want to hear from?

You do not need a complete plan. Tell us who you are thinking about and what you hope your family never loses.

Based in Brooklyn Park, we create legacy video interviews and family documentary films throughout Minneapolis–Saint Paul and coordinate family contributions from anywhere. Explore our Minnesota service area.

Prefer email? support@legacyinfull.com

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His life, in his words

Robert James Carter

Recorded at home · Age 76

The kitchen table

“We didn’t have much, but the house was always full.”

Robert starts with the little blue house where five children learned to make room for one another. From there come the first summer job, the dance where he met Ellen, and the Saturday ritual his grandchildren still ask for.

“I hope they remember that showing up matters more than knowing what to say.”

Sample story for demonstration. Robert is a fictional person portrayed with illustrative media.