Made for your memories
The things you always said
Some sentences bring a whole person back.
You bring the people, pictures and memories. Videomento places them into the chosen film story and carries them towards its personal high point and ending.
Keep your sayings as a memoryThis film idea is selected for you
How this story feels
Some sentences you hear in your head all your life. In this film the typical sayings of a loved one get their place in your family story.
Your film story
The first saying appears in familiar handwriting. Your photos show the situation in which it was said.
More sayings follow. Each one comes with a small story: advice, a joke or a word of comfort.
At the end family members say the sentences themselves. With your voices the words are kept for later.
A piece of your story to keepYour gift to accompany the film
Your gift to accompany the film
The memories in the film also become a lasting story you can print and hold.
Your shared story continues on paper with your names, real memories, personal dedication and space for your signature.
Sample layout – not a personalised customer document.
memory page
The things you always said
Dear [Name],
[Your shared memories]
[Your personal message]
[Your signature]
Print-ready A4 PDF with space for your handwritten signature. We write each poem, letter and song text only from the details you provide. Third-party lyrics, melodies, poems and greeting-card lines are not copied.
What to bring with you
- For your 1-minute film, around 6–10 varied photos or short clips is a guide.
- A clear photo of the people who should appear in the film.
- Photos from the moments when the typical sayings were said.
- This story combines personal memories with staged images. The media count is guidance, not a requirement for every scene.
- Choose your strongest moments for a compact story.
- No need to sort everything first. Let Videomento suggest pictures or choose yourself. You confirm the selection before production. If a key memory is missing, we will tell you what would help.
A few personal details
- Which saying is still with you, and when did you hear it?
- What of it do you recognize today in what you say or do yourselves?
