Let's make them a film from everyone.
Eight short steps, about three minutes. Watch it take shape as you answer. Nothing goes out until you tap Send.
Watch a free preview first. Pay only if you love it.
The film you see here is a sketch with example footage, to help you picture your choices. Your real film is cut from the videos your people send.
What's the occasion?
It sets the questions and the feel. You can change both later.
Pick one.
Who is it for?
We need a name.
A little more about them.
Tell us the occasion.
How should it feel?
Swipe the film or tap a mood. The music, colour and titles of your film change together.
MP3, M4A, WAV or a video with the song in it. It uploads when you press Send.
What should everyone answer?
Edit any of these, swap one, or write your own. Everyone gets the same questions, which lets the film cut their answers together. Two or three is best.
Short questions get better answers. "A memory" beats "tell us about a time when".
Keep at least one question (up to five).
Who should we ask?
A name for each person, and an email if you have it. We send each one a personal link and remind them for you.
Pick at least one.
Grandma not on email? Skip it. We'll give you her link to text.
Every person needs a name.
About 10 to 15 people make a 5 to 8 minute film. Invite a few extra: not everyone records.
You can add people later, and you get a text to send everyone yourself.
When should the videos be in?
We suggest leaving a week before the big day, so there is time to cut the film.
Pick a date from tomorrow on, within four months.
We remind people 3 days after the invite, 2 days before the deadline and on the morning of. Extend any time.
Last thing: who's organising?
We send your links here. There is no password.
We need your name.
That does not look like an email address.
The invites are out.
Yours sets the tone for everyone else.
We also emailed this to you. Lost it later? Sign in with the same email address and every gift you started is there.
A question before you start? Ask us or writeWrite to hello@remembermygift.com Sketch footage and photos: Pexels. Music in the sketch: "Simple Duet", "Carefree", "Eternal Hope" and "Too Cool" by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com), licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 4.0, shortened.


