Cambridge resident Audrie Reed offers a bespoke and unique service - filmed storytelling or photo montages

In the digital age, we are blessed with the ability to record not just the story of a loved one's life, but their laugh, the glint in their eye, the emotion in their voice, and all the small details we take for granted when they are with us.
Audrie believes that no format can surpass film as a conveyor of those most beautiful memories - hence the name of the business. It was in 2007, after the sudden death of her mother, that Audrie realised just how precious the family footage she'd captured over the past few years had become.
With her kind and friendly manner, she offers her skills and experience to help other families preserve their memories and stories. Audrie says "everyone has a story to tell, and so often people either don't have the time or don't know where to start and that's where I come in. I capture these stories and create a biographical film".
Whether making a photo montage film or a interview based film - through shared history, this is a wonderful opportunity to bring your family closer together and create a unique heirloom that will be treasured for years to come.

Beautiful Memories also makes promotional films for local clubs and businesses.

Some other productions by Audrie include

  • Promotional film for Comberton Village College, Cambridge
  • Six instructional videos for DietwithWendii.co.uk
  • Green screen filming at the Imperial War Museum, Duxford for the Society of Experimental Test Pilots
  • Four documentary films for charity Village Outreach Society
  • Video Will commissioned by Remember A Charity for their media campaign
  • 75th anniversary celebration of St George's Church, Brentwood
  • Reminiscence sessions for Ramsey Day Centre and Hilltop Day Centre, Cambridge
  • Three 60th birthday celebration films with guest interviews
  • 11th birthday celebration at Go Ape, Thetford
  • Video Will showing family heirlooms and leaving messages for loved ones


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