Memorial Tribute Films That Bring Their Memories Together
After someone dies, we bring selected photographs, recordings, and messages from family and friends together into a film honoring their life, for funerals and Celebrations of Life, with one Family Care Lead guiding you. Memorial slideshows start at $599.
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Share The Memories Without Taking On The Editing
The photograph you love may be on your sister's phone. Someone else may have a recording you have never heard. We help you understand what can work in a tribute film and shape the selected material into a finished story.
With the Collaborative Tribute Film, your Family Care Lead also coordinates contributions from the people you name.

We Have Made These Films For Our Own Family
When my grandfather died in 1992, nobody filmed anything, and over time his voice and laugh have become harder for me to remember.
In 2025, I made the slideshow for my grandmother's funeral, and strangers stopped me in tears at the service. When my mother-in-law died soon after, I made a film from phone footage at the kitchen table, because there was still nobody to call.
Thirty-four years after my grandfather, I lost my aunt, and this time I was the one with the cameras. We built Evermark so the next family has someone to call.
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Let us take care of the editing so you can be with your family.

Kat brings a background in commercial photography and video to Evermark's film work, and she holds every tribute film our editors make to the standard she set for her own family.

Dr. Biglow handles the audio, which matters more on a tribute film than most families expect. A voicemail or a home video with the television on in the background needs care before it can be heard clearly. She is a sound engineer by training.
She is also a Doctor of Behavioral Health with more than twelve years in trauma and grief work, a Licensed Mental Health Counselor and a Certified Clinical Trauma Professional. She sets the standard for how our team behaves in front of a family.
How It Works
How We Gather Their Story
1. Tell Us About Them
We ask about the person and when you would like the film ready. Your Family Care Lead helps you choose an option and confirms the costs before booking.
2. Gather The Material For Your Film
We explain what to send and agree on a submission deadline. For a Collaborative Tribute Film, we also coordinate recorded messages and follow up with the contributors you name, so nobody in your family has to chase a relative.
3. Review & Receive Your Film
We edit the selected material into the film you chose and guide you through the agreed review. Your finished film is delivered on your permanent online page, where the whole family can watch it from anywhere.
Funeral & Celebration Of Life Tribute Film Pricing
Choose The Film That Fits Them
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Memorial Photo Slideshow
$599
Give guests a way to remember their life together. We set your digital photographs and video clips to licensed music in a five to ten minute slideshow, with one round of revisions. You keep an HD file, and it lives on your permanent online page for life.
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Collaborative Tribute Film
$1,699
Hear what they meant to the people who knew them. Family and friends send messages, photos, and home videos from anywhere, and we follow up with everyone you name. We shape everything into an eight to fifteen minute film with one round of revisions, kept on your permanent online page.
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Cinematic Eulogy Film
$899 or $1,199
Return to the words spoken in their honor. We edit the eulogy with selected photographs and footage into a five to eight minute film. It is $899 as an add-on to Evermark coverage, or $1,199 from a recording you provide.
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Memorial photo slideshow (five to ten minutes)
$599
Collaborative tribute film (eight to fifteen minutes)
$1,699
Cinematic eulogy film, add-on when Evermark filmed or livestreamed the service
$899
Cinematic eulogy film, from a recording you provide
$1,199
Pairs well with a tribute film
Guest message station (up to 3 hrs), at the wake, service, or repast
$1,499
Photo and slide digitization (per item)
$1.25
35mm negative digitization (per frame)
$1.50
Video tape digitization (per tape)
$39
Audio cassette digitization (per tape)
$49
Professional photo restoration, starting price
$99
We confirm the material needed and your delivery deadline before booking. You may send material for consideration, and the finished film uses a selected portion. Digitization beyond the included scope is quoted before we proceed, and standalone archive projects have a $149 minimum, waived when included in another Evermark project.
The Same Price For Every Family. Every service above is listed at its published price, and every family pays that price. On your first call we get to know the person you are honoring and recommend what fits them from this list.
Included In Our Funeral Packages
The Farewell, $2,895
Includes the memorial photo slideshow, so your family has something ready to play at the service.
The Tribute, $6,995
Includes the memorial photo slideshow and the collaborative tribute film, gathered from everyone who has something to share.
The Legacy, $14,495
Includes everything in The Tribute, plus a staffed guest message station, so what people say on the day is kept in a film of its own.
Our Guarantees To You
The Coverage Guarantee
We plan for what can go wrong. Every crew carries backup equipment, we keep backup staff we can call in, and everything your family sends us is copied to more than one place the day it arrives. If we fail to deliver what you booked, you are refunded in full for the part we did not deliver.
The Three-Day Preview
Where your booking includes service coverage, you see a sneak preview of that coverage within three business days. Your tribute film has its own delivery date, agreed before you book.
The Forever Guarantee
Your film and permanent online page stay online for life at no further cost. Nobody in your family gets an email years from now asking them to pay again to keep it.
Start By Telling Us About Them
If the service is this week, book the soonest time you see and we will tell you right away whether we can have a film ready. The call runs thirty minutes and costs nothing. We start with who they were, then work out who else might be holding a piece of them.
Questions Families Ask
What Families Want To Know Before They Book
We have few photographs. Can you still make a film?
Tell us what you have and what you would like the film to do. We review the available material and explain which option could work. A recorded message or a eulogy can be a strong starting point. If your loved one is still living, a Living Legacy Film records their story in their own voice instead.
How do people send us things?
Your Family Care Lead explains how to submit digital files. If you have prints or tapes, we discuss handling and digitization before you send them and confirm any additional cost.
Is there a limit on what people can send?
For the Collaborative Tribute Film, there is no cap on what people can send for consideration. We curate the finished eight to fifteen minute film from that material. Digitizing a complete physical archive is a separate service, priced per item in the list above.
Who decides what goes in?
We make the editorial selection, so your family has help shaping the story. Tell us anything that must be included and anything that must stay out, and we explain the review process before you book.
Can we still do this if the funeral has passed?
Yes. A tribute film can be made after the funeral, whenever your family is ready to gather the material. Tell us what you would like to preserve and we will explain the options.
Can we use a song that mattered to them?
Yes, when it can be licensed. Music on your finished films is licensed for the files you keep. If you request a particular song, we check whether it can be licensed and confirm the cost with you before editing.
Who is allowed to see it?
We explain the online page's privacy settings and agree with you on how it will be shared. We ask for your separate written permission before using your film or family material in our public portfolio.
