Help Them Tell Their Story While They Are Here
Living legacy films and story preservation for families across Florida.
You may be the first person to tell a family they can record the voice, stories, and messages of someone they love while that person can still take part. When they want to explore it, introduce them to Evermark. We speak with the family directly, follow the person’s wishes, and coordinate the visit around their care.
One of our founders is a trauma clinician. We know how to be in the room.
The Window To Capture Their Voice Closes Sooner Than Families Think
Families rarely think to record their person until the person is gone, and by then the voice, the stories, and the way they told them are already out of reach. You are with them in the months and weeks when it is all still possible.
A quiet word from you opens a door the family did not know was there. That is worth more than any brochure we could hand them.
The People Families Already Lean On
Hospice bereavement coordinators, social workers, and chaplains.
Palliative care teams and community liaisons.
Death doulas and end-of-life guides.
Memory care and senior living directors.
Geriatric care managers and aging-life-care professionals.
Elder-law and estate-planning teams doing pre-need work.
Better For The Family & For The Care You Give
Your families preserve the person while there is still time.
You refer once. We handle the family's booking and the production, and check with you only on visit details like approvals or access.
Every family is handled with the clinical sensitivity your families already expect from you.
We work within your care plan and your relationship with the family.
One team covers the living legacy film now and full funeral media later.
Your families get to give the person something while they are still here to receive it.
The Same Standard You Hold, Carried Into Their Home
Evermark exists because of the stories that went unrecorded. When Kat's grandfather died in 1992, no one filmed anything, and his face, his voice, and his laugh have gone soft in memory ever since, with nothing she can do about it now. She built the company she went looking for and could not find, so families would not be left with a phone video, or nothing at all. You see that same window every week, while it is still open.
Evermark was co-founded by a Doctor of Behavioral Health and Certified Clinical Trauma Professional. Brandy’s experience in behavioral health and grief care shapes how Evermark approaches families: we listen first and let the person set the pace. Our crew’s role during a visit is to record their story with care.
Kat has spent her career in commercial photography, video, and marketing, and she holds every family you refer to the professional standard she has worked at for years.
She is also the reason Evermark exists. She knows what it costs to lose someone and have nothing of their voice left, and she built this so the families in your care would not have to.
Dr. Biglow is the reason a family in crisis feels safe in the room. She is a Doctor of Behavioral Health and Licensed Mental Health Counselor, and a Certified Clinical Trauma Professional with more than twelve years in trauma and grief work.
She sets the standard for how our team conducts itself in a patient's home and at the service. She also spent years as a sound engineer and multi-camera lead for live services, so the person's voice, the thing families most wish they had kept, is captured the way it deserves to be.
This is the team you would be sending a family to. We treat them the way you would.
The Work That Started It All
These films were made for our own family before Evermark began. They show the storytelling and care behind our work, though none is a filmed interview with someone while they are living. We’re creating a living legacy film in October and hope to share an example here with the person’s permission.
Kat made this slideshow for her grandmother’s service in 2025, before Evermark existed. Family photographs and memories come together to remember her as she lived.
Kat made this film for her mother-in-law before Evermark existed, using footage she captured on her phone. Making it helped shape the thoughtful, coordinated service Evermark offers families today.
Made in 2026. At the funeral, people thanked me for letting them see her whole life. Afterward, photos kept coming in with the same question: can you still add this? Her permanent online page means I can, and everyone who wants it has the newest version.
Three Steps To Refer A Family
You Plant The Idea
In a conversation you are already having, you mention there is a way to preserve their person while there is still time.
We Take It From There
One call from us to the family, handled with the care they already expect from you. We coordinate any visit details, like approvals or access, with your team.
Your Role Comes First
We follow your lead on timing and keep you as informed as you want to be. The work reflects back on the person who cared enough to mention it.
Everything A Life Story Needs, While There Is Still Time
A Living Legacy Film. We sit down with the person and record their life in their own words, while they are well enough to enjoy being asked.
Recorded messages. Family and friends record what the person means to them, and we play it back so they hear it while they are still here. Part of every living legacy film.
Digitizing what the family already has. The photos, slides, home videos, and cassettes in the closet, converted and shared with the whole family.
A permanent online page for their story. One online page that holds the film, the photos, and the messages for life.
A person can record their story or messages now. If the family later wants photography, livestreaming, or a tribute for the service, we can help them plan that separately.
Every Service, With Its Published Price
So you know what you are suggesting before you suggest it. Every family pays the same price, whether you refer them or they find us on their own.
Everything You Need To Mention Us, At No Cost
A referral link. One link families use to book directly with us. You never schedule or follow up.
A handout for families. One printed page to leave with them, written in plain and gentle language.
A way to bring it up. A few sentences that fit naturally into a conversation you are already having.
A partner call. Fifteen minutes to see the work, ask how referrals and ethics are handled, and decide whether it fits your families.
Our Guarantees To You
The Coverage Guarantee
A service happens once, so we plan for what can go wrong. Every crew carries backup equipment, and we keep backup staff we can call in. Everyone we send is briefed on funeral-specific standards. The livestream runs on our own bonded connection, and we record the full service either way. If we fail to deliver the coverage you booked, you are refunded in full for the part we did not deliver.
The Forever Guarantee
Your recording and permanent online page stay up for life at no further cost. You will never get an email years from now asking you to pay again to keep your mother's service.
The Same Price for Every Family
Every service is priced right here on this page. On the first call, we get to know the person and recommend what fits them from that same list. The recommendation is personal to each family. The price is the same for every family who books it.
Help Families Know This Is Possible While There Is Time
Book a fifteen-minute call and leave with everything you need to offer this, from a simple way to bring it up to a link you can hand the family. There is no cost and nothing to manage afterward. The next family you sit with could be the one who gets to keep their person's voice.
Planning a service for someone who has died? Start on our family page.Questions Hospice & Care Partners Ask
Answers for hospice, palliative, doula, senior living, and pre-need partners. If yours is not here, ask us on a partner call.
How does partnering with Evermark work?
When a person or family expresses interest in preserving their story, you can introduce them to Evermark. We speak with them directly about what they want to make, explain the options and prices, and handle the booking and payment. If filming takes place in your setting, we coordinate the visit details your team needs to know.
What can someone create while they are still here?
They can take part in a filmed conversation about their life, record messages for loved ones, or help choose photographs and home videos for a story film. What we make depends on their wishes, energy, available time, and the materials the family has. We discuss those details before planning a session.
Does the person need to be well enough for a long interview?
No. We can plan a shorter conversation, allow breaks, or focus on a few stories or messages that matter most to them. If filming is not comfortable or possible, family members may contribute their memories and existing photographs, videos, or voice recordings. We will explain what can realistically be made from those materials.
Is there a cost to refer, and do you pay referral fees?
There is no cost to refer, and we do not offer fees to clinical partners, so nothing about your recommendation is tied to payment. You refer because it serves the family.
What does it cost the family?
The price depends on what the person and family want to create. They can see the options and published prices above.
How do visits work in a hospice, care facility, or home?
We arrange the session with the person or family, then coordinate access and timing with the location as needed. In a care setting, we follow its visitor, filming, and privacy requirements. We keep the crew and equipment appropriate to the space and plan around the person’s comfort.
Will this add to my workload?
We handle the conversation with the family, the booking, the filming plan, and the finished media. Your team may need to confirm visitor access, a suitable time or space, and any facility rules that apply. We respect your role in the person’s care and do not ask you to manage the production.
Can a family plan funeral media at the same time?
Yes, if they want to. A person can focus on recording their story now, while the family separately explores a future memorial tribute film, slideshow, livestream, photography, or other service media. Planning those services is optional and led by the family.
Is it intrusive to bring this up with a grieving or dying patient's family?
We follow the family's lead and your guidance on timing, and one of our founders is a grief and trauma clinician. Handled gently, at a moment you judge right, it gives the family a choice they may not have known they had.
Will you step on our relationship with the family?
No. We respect your relationship with the family and your role in their care, and we keep you as informed as you want to be.
How do we start referring?
Schedule a fifteen-minute partner call. We’ll show you the services and current sample work, explain how an introduction works, and discuss the needs of the people and families you serve.
What areas do you serve?
We are based in Florida and cover the whole state, from Miami, Fort Lauderdale, and West Palm Beach to Orlando, Tampa, St. Petersburg, and Jacksonville, and west to Tallahassee and Pensacola. Ask us about coverage for your locations.