Would you like to ensure that your scrapbook can be handed down to more than one branch of your family in the years ahead?

Would you like to wow everyone with a video, DVD or cd scrapbooking project that puts your family on your TV?

Life Catchers can help with all of the above and would be honoured to assist.

Until now, scrapbooking has mainly been about being creative with your memories on paper but have you ever thought about making a digital scrapbook? One that enables you to use music, photos, slides, documents, newspaper stories, your own titles, and even old family video footage to create your own show to watch on your TV?

If you have the material - and if you're reading this you probably have plenty - Life Catchers can turn it into a DVD, video or CD that you and generations to come will want to watch over and over. Your precious photos will also be digitally preserved as part of the process, so you can have peace of mind about those treasured memories too.

Similar to paper scrapbooking, you get to have all the fun of collecting the best photos, deciding their order and writing captions and titles for them - but because this is a production for TV, you also get to choose the music or voice over you'd like to accompany your digital scrapbook! It's amazing the impact that music and special effects can have. AND if you have any video footage you'd like included, we can do that too.

Our team professionally scans all your material, creatively edits it together with special effects, then professionally duplicates it for you on DVD, video or CD.

The Life Catcher process takes your scrap booking to a completely different dimension. The addition of music and special effects, and the ability to see even the tiniest of photos enlarged in rich colour on your TV screen - along with your captions - makes your memories truly come alive. They're a lot of fun to watch and you can arrange for additional copies so children, grandchildren and friends can all have their own copy. That's important for safekeeping too.

We'd love to be your creative partners in this process.

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