Silent photograph montages for funeral services, made from the images of your life.
For families

Two ways for it to end

ONE SHOWING
The single reel

Runs once, first photograph to last, then settles into a slow fade to dark. For a service with a fixed order, where the montage has its moment and gives the room back.

ENDLESS
The endless reel

The last image becomes the first. No end card, no black frame. Running as people arrive, through the service, and still running at the wake three hours later.

What you send, and what happens next.

Call, Text or email with the Funeral Service date. If there is no date yet, say that instead.

If the photographs are in a shoebox, a biscuit tin and three albums with the sticky plastic pages, leave them there. Take them to Warehouse Stationery and request to have them scanned and uploaded into Google Drive. Give Warehouse Stationery the Google Drive address we provide you with.

If some of your images are on your phone, simply log into the Google Drive address with that phone and then select upload, and then select the images and upload them all when you are on a reliable Wifi connection. Once this is done, message us to let us know all the images you have for us are complete. Messaging us and not calling is very important.

1
One Web Form
One Web Form to fill in and we can immediately respond. We do not ever waste time at the start of this process, as we know there is no time to waste in this process and the timeline.
2
The box leaves your hands
Take your originals to Warehouse Stationery. Shoebox, biscuit tin, albums with the sticky plastic pages, all of it. Phone photographs go to a link you can pass around the family, and duplicates are our problem. We select the best version.
3
Everything is scanned and repaired
Flat scans at archive resolution. Creases, water damage and forty years of fading are corrected by hand. The majority of images are used, and nothing is trimmed, lifted or taken apart, and it all comes back the way it arrived.
4
We find the person in them
We read every photograph, keep the ones that carry your loved one, and order them into chapters so the montage moves through a life as close to the way their life was lived through. Special treatments or ideas are applied and anything we think of during the montage process, we go with, we put in place, image tracking and slow zooms into position, fades where they work best, pull backs to show the group that amazing day.
5
You watch it in private
A link, before anyone else sees it. One round of changes is included, and it is almost always the order that changes rather than the photographs.
6
It arrives ready to play
USB to the funeral director, silent and looping. We confirm it plays on their screens before the day.