Showing posts with label storykeep. Show all posts
Showing posts with label storykeep. Show all posts

Saturday, September 19, 2015

StoryKeep - Forget-Me-Not Stories

The following is from StoryKeep.

StoryKeep, what we do

Forget-Me-Not Stories

Stan Siegel got out of the military about 60 years ago, but he still remembers his army serial number. As a boy, he loved nature and explored what wildlife still existed inside New York City. He was a pioneering medical illustrator, drawing bones, ligaments and muscles. Stan's greatest love? His wife Adele. 

Click here to watch Stan's story: http://storykeep.org/

This 1-minute video gives you an idea for our process.


Imagine what you could capture of your parents' stories. Imagine what it could mean for your family.
 
StoryKeep, what we do
"I'm Stanley H. Siegel. Army serial number 32815279."
StoryKeep specializes in conducting intimate interviews. We record and gather family stories to create personalized videos, books, and oral histories. We can convert your analog media to make meaningful projects from your slides, silent films, and memorabilia. There’s no company in America that does what we do so well.
You probably found us just in time, so let’s get started. 
Visit the website. 
You can call us at 347-762-6575 or email us at info@storykeep.org

Thursday, February 20, 2014

V-Day Gift for your Kids (in 20 Years) by StoryKeep

The following is from StoryKeep.

StoryKeep: Recording Dad's Stories

There are things you can't put a pricetag on...
  • How did you feel the day your first child was born?
  • What does your family's immigration story mean to you?
  • How do your parents' life stories and values affect your own life?
Give the gift of stories, memories & legacy.
  • Video biographies
  • Heirloom family books
  • Oral histories
  • Private family websites  
Receive 15% OFF all projects until February 28th.
See samples and learn more at www.storykeep.org
 
StoryKeep creates timeless works of narrative art. We make it our business to help individuals preserve the treasured stories that create a family history.

Contact us at info@storykeep.org or 917-310-4861 to learn more.

Warmly,
StoryKeep