2022 Remarkable Life Award & Film Festival
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Read MoreQuaranbingo
7PM Thursday. January 21, 2021 LifeChronicles invites you to Quaranbingo on Zoom! It is easy, fun and entertaining for all ages. Gather your family and friends to join the fun. We will do everything, all you do is sign up and show up. Donation of $25/person Great prizes will be delivered to the winners! A PayPal Account Is Not Required
Read MoreRemember Me
Frances Terry Schaefer – Director, Producer Brett Phillips – Director of Photography, Editor For more information, visit www.remembermefilm.org. This 12 minute documentary is the basis for an upcoming feature length film. ...
Read MoreLifeSpace – Coming Soon
Learn everyday values from lived experiences! LifeSpace, an interactive website, is a primary resource for educators to complement class assignments while creating an avenue for values education and to stimulate critical thinking. From videos produced by LifeChronicles student volunteers featuring a cross section of people of all ages in crisis leaving messages for their families, video clips from our archive are harvested and categorized by topics such as long lasting relationships, overcoming adversity, living through the Great Depression, experiencing World War II,...
Read MoreLifeChronicles’ Kate Carter to Explore Power of Video Legacies
Kate Carter, founder and president of LifeChronicles, will be the featured speaker for The Arc of Your Life! presentation hosted by Santa Barbara Village and the University Club of Santa Barbara, 2-3:30 p.m. Tuesday, Sept. 12, at the University Club, 1332 Santa Barbara St. Carter, will share stories and video clips of her work with LifeChronicles. For 20 years, LifeChronicles has filmed the stories of hundreds of people the nonprofit fondly calls “chronologically gifted.” Read the rest of this article on
Read MoreKate Carter creates lasting memories for dying people
In 1998, Kate’s best friend Tairi was dealing with breast cancer. Tairi’s husband had recently died of ALS. They had young children. Kate says, “I sat around crying, wondering how I could help.” Kate ran a medical transcription business in Santa Barbara, CA. She began thinking there was “something more meaningful” she was meant to do. Waiting for that something to appear, she signed up for a TV production class. Read the rest of the article on ReadTheSpirit.com.
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