Inside Photo Organizing

This month we chat with Miss Freddy to give you five easy photo organizing tips that you can implement right now to make your photo library much more manageable and help you progress with your photo organizing goals. We guarantee you’ll leave this episode ready and excited to tackle your photo collection!This podcast is for anyone overwhelmed by digital photos, prints, slides, or family memories who wants clear, practical photo-organizing advice.Visit https://insidephotoorganizing.com/ for all of the resources mentioned.We cover topics including: • Photo organizing tips • Digital photo clutter • Scanning old photos & slides • Organizing family photos • Photo metadata & tagging • Photo backup strategies • Mylio Photos, Lightroom, Apple Photos • Photo organizing for families & professionals. Subscribe for new episodes about photo organizing, digitizing, and preserving family memories.🌐 Website: https://insidephotoorganizing.com/ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This month we talk to Charlie Greene, co-founder and CEO of Remento. We talk about the importance of preserving stories, and the unique way that Remento helps to gather video of loved ones telling their stories and turning these into a keepsake book, complete with QR codes to the original video. We also discuss Charlie’s appearance on Shark Tank. In the latter half Charlie shows us what the books look like, so be sure to check this episode out on our YouTube channel. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This month is all about converting old formats of videos. We talk with Adam Pratt of Chaos to Memories, who has an expertise in converting pretty much every format of video there is. We talk about different formats, issues to watch for when converting, ways to share and a lot more. If you have old videos, this episode is for you! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Happy New Year! This month we talk to Sky Bergman, the director of the insightful and captivating documentary Lives Well Lived. We discuss the why behind her project, her approach to storytelling, and tips for how to gather stories from your loved ones - strategies for both DIYs and pros. If you would like to learn more about how to preserve the stories of your friends and family, you must listen to this episode!About Lives Well Lived: Lives Well Lived celebrates the wisdom, resilience, and life stories of individuals aged 75 to 100. Through their personal reflections, the film explores themes of love, perseverance, loss, and joy, offering insights on how to live a meaningful life. Lives Well Lived was created by filmmaker Sky Bergman who directed, produced, and conducted the interviews for the documentary. She was inspired by her own grandmother's vitality and wisdom at age 99. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This month is all about where to store your photos that aren’t memories - photos of your license, passport, health insurance and more. We discuss an alternative, safe spot for keeping these accessible, shareable, and protected with Nat Robinson from Trustworthy, an app built for just this purpose. If you really want to keep these in your photo collection we also discuss some ways to do this more securely. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This month is all about sorting and organizing your printed photos. We welcome Rhoda Gordon of Sunflower Photo Solutions and the Dig Your Photos to walk us through her top tips for finally getting those boxes of printed photos under control. And bonus, you can head on over to our YouTube channel where you can see Rhoda’s genius Dig Your Photos box to help you get your project done. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.