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.

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

Well done. On time. Very creative a moving

If you are planning to create a lasting and impactful video memoir, then I would highly recommend Family Legacies, Inc. as your first choice! Susan Brody of... read more Family Legacies, Inc. affords not only the technical expertise to produce a captivating AV document-- but also the sensitivity to elicit the essence and key components of an important life's journey. The result is a very engrossing and watchable cinematic production! I have been working with Family Legacies, Inc.since 2007, producing documentaries about my family members who survived the Holocaust. In addition to serving as critical keepsakes, these documentaries have been accepted to collections in museums throughout the world and appear on major digital platforms such as the United States Holocaust Museum's Oral History Archive.