We always tailor the list of questions in advance — you can add your own or remove any topics you’d prefer not to discuss.

Here are some examples:

• What single word would you use to describe the current phase of your life?
• Tell us about your life this year.
• Which areas of life are most important to you right now?
• What gives you energy?
• What achievements are you proud of?
• What are your dreams?
• What does your dream life look like 20 years from now?
• How do you envision your country’s future in 20 years?
• If you met the version of yourself from 20 years ago, what would they say about your today? What advice would you give them?

We adjust to the child’s age and personality — we can record interviews from around age 4 and up. If the child is shy, we can use toys and games, take breaks, or ask questions in a more playful way.

Here are some sample questions:

• Tell us about yourself.
• What do you enjoy doing the most?
• What would you like to become when you grow up?
• What does friendship mean? Do you have friends? Tell us about them.
• Describe your parents — what are they like?
• Do you like the place where you live?
• What would you do if you had a lot of money?

We always tailor the list of questions in advance — you can add your own or remove any topics you’d prefer not to discuss.

• What were your ancestors’ names, where did they live, and what do you know about them?
• Tell us about some vivid memories from your childhood.
• How did you choose your profession? What did you dream of in your youth?
• What was the most difficult period in your life, and how did you manage to get through it? Do you have a personal formula for resilience in hard times?
• What action or decision do you consider the most important or courageous in your life?
• What does happiness mean to you?
• What advice would you like to give your children?
• What would you like your descendants to remember about you?

1. Introductory meeting
We’ll discuss which topics you’d like to focus on — and which ones you'd prefer to avoid.
You can decide whether you want to review the questions in advance.
We’ll explain our confidentiality principles and agree on a convenient date and time for the interview.

2. Interview recording
Our goal is to create an atmosphere where you feel completely comfortable and free.
We want the interview to be not only a meaningful experience, but also an enjoyable one.
Just show up — and let yourself speak freely.

3. Final video
Just seven working days after the recording, you’ll receive the final edited video — a priceless part of your family archive.

Interviews with older relatives are usually aimed at capturing stories about their ancestors, as well as meaningful moments from their own lives.
We can enhance the video with family photographs and even create shortened versions that will be enjoyable for children to watch.

📍 Location
You can choose to record the interview either in our studio or at the interviewee’s home.
Home interviews are priced individually, but they’re usually more affordable than studio sessions.

🗓️ Introductory Meeting
We’ll discuss whether you'd like to include family photos in the final video, which stories to emphasize, and which ones to avoid.
We’ll also choose a convenient date, time, and filming location.

🎬 Interview Recording
Our goal is to create a setting where your loved one feels relaxed and free to speak.
We’re experienced in helping even camera-shy people feel confident and comfortable on screen.

📦 Final Video

1. Just seven business days after filming, you’ll receive a beautifully edited video — a priceless addition to your family archive.

You can choose your preferred storage options.
By default, we store the recordings on multiple cloud services, as well as on a removable physical drive of your choice.

Our interviewers are highly qualified psychologists who are skilled in the art of asking meaningful questions.
They adhere strictly to ethical standards and ensure full confidentiality — each one signs a non-disclosure agreement.