The first act of post-production is moving all those precious stories off the cameras and audio equipment memory cards onto our editing machine. After the data is backed up to a cloud storage service we breathe easier knowing even if something happens to Clinton, your loved one's stories are safe and sound. Their story has been captured.

Once the project files are set up, we focus on tweaking the aesthetics of the imagery so your favorite storyteller looks their absolute best. Then we turn our ears to the audio post-processing until it sounds exactly like it sounded in their living room. During Pre-Production and Production we learn their story. During Post-Production we become students of their story. We pore over the entire interview. We note what we feel and when. We study the energy from their eyes the way your subconscious has all your life. We get to know and love them like family.

We believe every second of story has value, so we process each and every one. If the storyteller misspoke at any point we follow the golden rule and delete their mistakes. Tasteful editing preserves the speech patterns you recognize and love while removing filler and flubs we know the storyteller would appreciate. Something briefly mentioned near the start of the interview, and the more in-depth context delivered deeper into the conversation, is thoughtfully packaged into the same chapter. Post-Production is an opportunity to achieve clarity to benefit future generations. Each story told is organized into an appropriate chapter culminating in an archive of stories. This is the movie library you wish you had for all your ancestry.

A StoryKeeping Feature is the pinnacle of legacy films, as we weave the experience into a single film that helps you feel their energy, cheer for their story, and want to carry on their values for generations to come. Properly licensed music complements the feel of their stories. Family photos add context. Aerial cinematography gives perspective to the importance of the family home. Slow motion imagery of the portraits she hung in the hallway will be passed down even after the house is sold. They gave everything they had so we could have something better. So we put everything we have into this film honoring their legacy.