Biography Interviews

Have you ever sat down and looked at pictures of your relatives and wondered who they were?  If you are fortunate enough to have photographs of your great, great grandparents, you may know what they look like, and even how they were related, but you don’t know who they were as people.  Maybe you did have a great uncle that knew all the family stories and how everyone in these pictures were related, but he is long since gone.  As seen so many times, if nothing was recorded, the family history died with that relative or with those pictures.

However, now with advanced technology, we are at the first time in history where we can leave a part of ourselves behind for future generations to know us.  Your great, great, great grandchildren may never get to meet you in person, but with a biography video, they can see you, know who you are, what your likes and dislikes are, what life has taught you, or what you have experienced.  They can see you grow up in front of their eyes and know what you looked and sounded like.  They can get to know you-not just a picture of you.

Do you live in the Southern California area and are interested in having a video or audio interview created?

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If you live outside of the area but would like to have a biography interview added to your video, contact us for instructions on how you can do this yourself and add this to your video.

A biography video, or a video or audio interview, could easily be combined with some family history research, providing future generations with the results of your family tree research about your forebears - your parents, brothers, sisters, aunts, uncles, and grandparents, along with a photo video of any photographs or film clips that you might have of them. Many of the older generation are doing such research, so that their children and grandchildren know about their grandparents' lives, and those of their grandparents' parents, siblings, and grandparents. See www.familyhistoryalive.com  for tips and assistance in getting started, pitfalls to avoid, and where to look for resources supporting what you have heard from your parents and grandparents