Margaret Eleanor Sullivan (1942 — 2026). Fictional subject. Six life-stage photographs, gentle motion on each, slow pacing, a piano-and-strings memorial bed. 50 seconds — an excerpt of how the motion looks and feels, not the full deliverable.
This 50-second clip exists to show you what the motion looks like — soft breath, held warmth, slow crossfades, the music bed. It is not the full deliverable.
An actual production render for a family you're serving is 6–8 minutes long, built from 30–50 of the family's own photographs at roughly 8–12 seconds per photo, sized for service-room TVs and projectors (16:9 horizontal). Every render also ships with a 60–90 second 9:16 vertical sharing companion built from the same photo set — included free — so the family has something to pass around on phones afterward.
We chose to show this excerpt rather than a full 7-minute render of a fictional subject because the motion is the part you actually need to evaluate; service-length is straightforward to scale up from a validated 50-second aesthetic.