Harry Trevett’s Legacy Film

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What is a Legacy Film?

What We Do

• Sit down with you for thoughtful, guided conversations about your life

• Preserve old photos and home movies by converting and weaving them into the story

• Craft a cinematic biographical documentary about your life, one your whole family can watch, share and pass down forever

Three Ways to Document Your Legacy

  • Captured Interview

    The entire recording of your stories, filmed with two camera angles, gentle editing, and on-screen text prompts that mark each topic or question being answered. This package is designed for those who want to preserve stories on video now, without the full production investment of a documentary film. You and I chat, the camera captures, and the result is an honest, complete record of a life in your own words.

  • The Legacy Documentary

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    A cinematic film built from a sit-down interview woven together with candid footage, family photos, home video archives, licensed music, and a narrative structure. Unlike a straight interview recording, this film is shaped into a narrative, with a beginning, middle, and end, that follows the arc of a life as a story worth telling. Think of it like a Netflix documentary about your life. Moments are sequenced, themes emerge, and the result feels less like a recording and more like a film. You'll also receive the full, uncut interview (often an hour or more) preserved in its entirety as a permanent archival record.

  • Dual Legacy Documentary

    Everything included in The Legacy Documentary, crafted for two or more people whose lives are meaningfully intertwined — spouses, a parent and child, business partners, or lifelong friends. The film isn’t just built around the individuals themselves, but the chemistry and shared history that only exists between them. Your conversations are woven together with candid footage, family photos, home video archives, licensed music, and deliberate editing to create a single, story-driven documentary that neither person's story could tell alone.