Heritage Films

Heritage Films Do you wish you had a professional film of your grandparents sharing stories of their life & giving YOU advice? Give that gift to your future generations.

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https://www.instagram.com/yourheritagefilm/ At Heritage Films, we make feature-length documentary films about you, your company, or your loved ones.

05/23/2025

Who needs boots when you’ve got tough feet and bad ideas?

03/28/2025

Looking back, it’s amazing how much the world has changed. But the memories? Those stay with us forever. That’s why we tell these stories.

03/18/2025

At Heritage Films, we believe that "if you can dream it, you can do it." We are dedicated to helping you preserve your legacy, transform your vision into reality, and create Signature Films that document your journey, philosophies, and achievements

03/13/2025

At Heritage Films, we believe in capturing the essence of life's simple joys. Just like the beautiful moments described—watching a cat, enjoying sunsets, or a peaceful drive with coffee—we aim to preserve your unique story with cinematic quality. Let us transform your cherished memories into a timeless heritage film.

03/04/2025

'I would advise everyone to get one of these documentaries.'
Pass on your loved ones your life story. What values and experiences would you want to pass on to future generations?

For every Heritage Films documentary we create, we ask: What’s the secret to happiness and joy? And, when warranted, Any...
02/11/2025

For every Heritage Films documentary we create, we ask: What’s the secret to happiness and joy? And, when warranted, Any regrets?

We’ve heard all kinds of answers over the years, but one recently caught us off guard.

Let’s call him Billy.

Billy is 80 years old. He was born in a tiny, practically nameless town in Louisiana. No electricity. No running water. Dropped out of high school. No college. At 16, he took a job as a runner in the oil patch. Fast forward a few decades, and Bob has runners. And jets. Plural. A big family. A life few could imagine.

When we asked about regrets, he hesitated, then admitted he had missed his kids’ ballgames and recitals. But then he added something unexpected:

“I made sacrifices and decisions that changed the trajectory of my family for generations. Someone had to do it.”

No regret. No remorse. Just clarity.

It wasn’t the answer we expected, but it stuck with us. The weight of building something bigger than yourself, knowing that every decision carries a trade-off.

And yes, I happen to be holding a can of Billy Beer in the pic accompanying this story. For those who don’t know, Billy Beer was a short-lived brand from the late 70s, named after Billy Carter, the outspoken younger brother of President Jimmy Carter (RIP). It was marketed with his face and signature, but the beer itself? Not exactly a lasting legacy.

Unlike Billy Beer, this Billy’s story will stand the test of time.

Not every story is the same, and not every answer is either. That’s why we do what we do...preserving wisdom, perspective, and stories that would otherwise be lost. And occasionally snagging a selfie with a relic beer can.

11/21/2024

Wow. Well done, Volvo. Get a tissue and watch this piece of art called an ad. I decided to put this on my Heritage Films account because it touches a nerve we hope to touch with our productions. Hoyte Van Hoytema, the cinematographer of Interstellar and Oppenheimer shot it. Bravo!

We had an amazing couple days in DC! Somehow, it was HOTTER and MORE HUMID in our nation’s capital than in the damp caul...
08/06/2024

We had an amazing couple days in DC! Somehow, it was HOTTER and MORE HUMID in our nation’s capital than in the damp cauldron we call home in Houston!

Amazing lady. And I need lessons on how to pose.
10/20/2023

Amazing lady. And I need lessons on how to pose.

10/02/2023

We had a great day in DFW and were treated a a ride in a cherry convertible Mustang!

People collect the coolest stuff. This is a late 1930s metal wind-up toy autographed by Buster Crabbe, the original Flas...
09/21/2023

People collect the coolest stuff. This is a late 1930s metal wind-up toy autographed by Buster Crabbe, the original Flash Gordon! Keep being awesome, people!

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Tuesday 8am - 7pm
Wednesday 8am - 7pm
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