A Cornell University professor says that even though your parents might need help operating the remote controls to their televisions, they have expertise to share with you.
"They know how to live through hard times," Karl Pillemer told PBS's Newshour. He gleaned this insight from interviews with elderly Americans for his new book "30 Lessons for Living: Tried and True Advice from the Wisest Americans."
Pillemer's interview on PBS includes excerpts of conversations he recorded with some of his subjects.
This is just another example of the gospel we try to preach: EVERYONE has experiences, memories and wisdom worth recording for their children and grandchildren. We can do productions ranging from simple interviews to full-scale documentary productions.
Please watch examples of our work, and contact us about how we can create a video biography that will preserve their life story for generations to come.
Saturday, February 11, 2012
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