As we pass down our stories, we give future generations an invaluable gift.

By SusanB1898March 9, 2023May 30th, 2023No Comments

Cat

Cat, a cowgirl, and a rancher was a descendant of a billionaire family on the East Coast. She decided to donate her beautiful ranch property to a non-profit acquiring and maintaining land for open park space for the public. As part of her life history film, she gave the background to her choices so that future generations could learn from her example.

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Well done. On time. Very creative a moving				
Rabbi Bruce Dollin
 
Susan did a terrific job. She asked good questions and made us comfortable. It felt like “just a conversation”. The ultimate video was well edited, very professional and hit just... read more the right notes. We loved it!  Barry&Gay Curtiss-Lusher				
Barry Curtiss-Lusher
 
Susan Brody and Family Legacies created a life telling story for each of my parents. Susan interviewed them on camera capturing their stories, personalities, laughter and the voices that I... read more never wanted to forget. Their recordings were interwoven with photos and newspaper clippings to help bring the stories to life. The videos are super precious to me and to my family!				
Linda Niederman
 
Family Legacies, Inc. and its owner, Susan Brody, are beyond incredible. I worked for a non-profit seeking to create a documentary capturing the stories of Holocaust survivors. Susan brought the... read more vision to life. She spent countless hours crafting curated interview questions for each survivor. During the actual interviews, Susan's kindness and care were in full force, as she sat with and comforted each individual who was retelling the most horrific experiences of their lives. Susan poured her heart into the project, producing a documentary that has been seen and loved by people first during a 1700-person event and then around the world. The documentary is a part of the Simon Wiesenthal Catalog and parts of it are used every year during the Anti-Defamation League's Governor's Holocaust Remembrance Program in Colorado. Working with Susan is an absolute pleasure. She is clearly driven by a passion for listening and translating others' stories into beautiful memories. Run, don't walk, to have a video created by Susan.				
Shayna Yogman

As we pass down our stories, we give future generations an invaluable gift.

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