Memory Film — Keepsake

Tell us about the memory — this is what we use to craft your film. The more you give, the more it feels like them. Fields marked with a plan only apply to that plan. Examples are shown under each box; photo can be a share link or emailed after your order.

Subject type People Pet Place or thing Subject subtype (the finer detail) Grandparent Parent Child / grandchild Sibling Partner / spouse Friend Yourself Dog Cat Horse Bird Other pet Childhood home Garden / yard A city or street Travel / landscape Wedding Graduation Newborn / birth Heirloom / object Who is this for Your relationship Parent / grandparent Spouse / partner Child Sibling Friend Pet A place / moment Other Approx. time span / era Used to keep the look consistent across a whole life — we lock the anchor and relay it segment by segment. Key traits to keep (locks the look) Be specific and physical. These become the fixed prompt words we lock so the film stays consistent. Music mood Calm Warm Celebrative Solemn Story / memories A few sentences is enough. Tell the feeling, not just the facts. Key moments / beats (one per line — each becomes a ~10s segment) For longer films we split into ~10s segments. List one moment per line; we generate each as its own clip and stitch them. Photo link One clear, high-quality photo of the main subject works best. Or email it after ordering. Why this memory matters (purpose) Tells us who it's for and the occasion — shapes the tone of the film. Sounds & smells (sensory cues) Small sensory details make a memory feel real. We weave these into the scene. Their words / a line to keep A phrase, saying, or lyric they repeated — can become on-screen text or the voice tone. Who else appears (names & roles) Other people or pets in the film, so we keep them consistent too. Visual mood / palette Warm (honey, cream, soft sun) Soft sepia (vintage, faded) Cool calm (blue, quiet, dawn) Vibrant (rich, lively colour) Moody (low light, cinematic) On-screen text / captions (Keepsake, Memory Film, Signature, Legacy) Names, dates, or a short line shown on screen.