Capture your parents’ legacy forever with Parable.
We combine a custom, professional interview with family content to create a beautiful story that celebrates your parents’ legacy.
Your family story is unique. Give the gift of a lifetime by saving what matters most.
In this video John shares the power of preserving his legacy for his grandchildren and beyond.
how it works
1. Prepare
First, we develop a custom interview plan by pre-interviewing the subject(s) and family. This process keep us from missing important details.
2. Interview
Next, we’ll record the interview remotely or in person. We have decades of experience and ensure a comfortable experience.
3. Edit
As we edit the film we’ll share progress and provide opportunities for you to give us feedback. After 8-10 weeks the film will be ready to watch!
Questions? You can find more information in our FAQ.
what’s included
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We complete a simple edit of the full interview, removing breaks and interviewer questions so you have a complete record.
This video is organized by chapter to make viewing as easy as possible.
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We edit the full interview into a 20-30 minute documentary that tells a complete story. We include music, photography and home video to create an immersive experience.
This video is organized by chapter to make viewing as easy as possible.
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At the end of each project we send you all of the files (original raw and edits) on a flash storage device for safe keeping.
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We provide you with all files on flash storage device so you can rest assured your priceless memories are safe.
Interview Packages
Remote Interview
For a remote interview, you’ll work with our Legacy Experts to record you via a remote video interview.
Price: $4,500
In Person Interview
For an in-person interview we send our producer, interviewer and additional equipment to your location.
Price: $9,500
testimonial
Parable is life-changing for families. We caught up with Kim a few months ago and asked her how important this process with Parable was for her.
“It’s such a treasure to hear mom share those stories, and how she wanted to be remembered.”
— Kim