Each legacy video is made up of three parts: a sit-down interview, b-roll, and photos
The sit-down interview lasts from 3-5 hours, and usually takes place in the home of the individual(s). Simply put, we discuss the individual's life, from childhood to present day, taking breaks as necessary.
B-roll is secondary footage, used to provide context and visual interest to help tell your story. It provides another peek into the individual's life, in a potentially more relaxed setting. The b-roll takes about 1-3 hours to shoot and covers the individual in a favorite activity or hobby, which could be gardening, cooking, sailing, going for a walk, or anything else that captures an activity they enjoy and identify most with. The B-roll is normally shot during a second visit.
Photos enrich the story, and create a more memorable, personalized experiencefor those viewing the video at a later time. The more photos we have, the better. We ask for digital copies of family photographs. We can also supplement the legacy video with stock footage and archival photos that are appropriate to the time period, locations and story of the individual.