We make legacy videos.
We make legacy videos.
In memory of Peter Dolnack, June 2024
When we die, what remains online plays a big part in determining our digital legacy. The digital footprint left behind can help fill the gaps of understanding, and alleviate persistent feelings of hopelessness, emptiness, guilt, or anger.
Mourning is a constant balancing act of seeking closeness and finding acceptance in the distance. It is precisely in our everyday life in which joys and dramas unfold — birth, love, illness, and grief. The collective sharing of stories empower mourners to recall everyday life in rich detail, to recognize the personality of the deceased, to feel close, and to reconnect with them.
Social media hasn’t changed the emotional perception or experience of grief, but it has changed the way it is expressed—how solace is obtained and grief is processed.
This aligns with the continuing bonds theory, which says relationships do change after death but do not end, and that continuing the bond with a deceased person can be normal, adaptive and comforting.
Moreover, the exploration of inherited photographs can aid in easing grief by offering insights into the deceased's life, uncovering hidden aspects of their journey, providing reassurance, addressing lingering questions, and reconstructing their life story.
What a profound gift you can pass along to the children and future generations. Think about what your legacy will be.
LEGACY VIDEOS preserve life's stories in a way that no other medium can. Storytelling is more authentic with filmed interviews with integration of archival images and media, and attention to audio design. Nothing compares to video and film at being able to establish connections today and tomorrow.
From photo slideshows with music and voiceover, to recorded interviews with lighting and sound, we provide affordable access to high-quality video production.
There's no comparison to the fidelity offered by video, audio and film. Their pristine ability to capture life unfiltered, as it happened, is something that storybook services and photo albums alone can't replicate.
Reel Story Films is owned by Jessie and Steve Dolnack in Rehoboth Beach, Delaware.
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