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Tell Your Story
Mini-Documentaries & Legacy Films
A mini-documentary is the most powerful thing you can give your family. It captures not just how people look, but how they speak, what they laugh at, what they carry, and what they want to pass on. It is a film built around the people you love most.
We handle everything — pre-production interviews, filming, editing, music, and delivery. You show up as yourself. We build the film around you.
What's included:
• Pre-production story session (1 hour)
• On-location filming (half or full day)
• Professional edit with music licensing
• Final film delivered digitally + USB drive
• Packages from $3,500 — $10,000
OUR STORYTELLING PACKAGES
The Memory
The Legacy
The Epic
COMPARE PACKAGES
Every package includes pre-production consultation, professional filming, editing, music licensing, and final delivery on USB + digital download.
THE MEMORY
$3,500
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20-Minute Documentary
1–3 People
1-Day Shoot
1 Location
Pre-Production Consult
USB + Digital Delivery
THE LEGACY
$5,000
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40-Minute Documentary
2–5 People
2-Day Shoot
2 Locations
B-Roll Footage
USB + Digital Delivery
THE EPIC
$10,000
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60-Minute Documentary
Up to 15 People
5-Day Shoot
4 Locations
B-Roll + Additional Filming
USB + Digital Delivery
The Washington Family, Atlanta, GA
“This film is the greatest gift we have ever given our family. Watching my parents tell their story together brought all of us to tears. Worth every penny.”
Marcus T., Client
“EB Films captured 45 years of my father’s life in a way none of us ever could. We play it every Thanksgiving.”
Denise B., Client
“I was skeptical at first. Two hours in, my grandmother was crying and laughing and telling stories I had never heard before. The film paid for itself the moment I saw her face.”
