Hi, I'm Greg.

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I started Everseed because of something I kept noticing about the people around me.

I remember attending the funeral of someone I grew to know closely over many years. At the funeral, a slideshow would play. A few photographs, a poem and a song. People stood up and shared their memories and the coffin was taken away.

And that was how their entire life was summarised.

It just didn’t feel like it was enough to me. It felt like everyone was missing something. It felt like there had to be more to who this person was.

I kept thinking: if I could sit down and talk about my own life, what would I want people to really know about me?

Not just the things that happened, but the stories behind them. The way I saw the world and the things that made me laugh. The things I was proud of and the things only I could tell with my own voice.

Who would I want to tell the simple words of ‘I love you’ before I couldn’t any more.

That's where Everseed began.

The idea is simple: to give people the chance to tell their own story, in their own words.

To capture the voice, the laugh, the memories and the little things that make someone who they are, and turn them into something their family can keep for now, and every generation that follows.


Not a story told about you.

Your story, told by you.


Before Everseed, I spent my career editing and interviewing for LADbible, one of the world's largest media platforms, sitting down with some of the most celebrated names in film, television and entertainment on red carpets across the globe.

I've interviewed Olivia Colman, George Clooney, and dozens of the world's most recognisable faces. While it was extraordinary work, what I kept coming back to, again and again, was this:

Before Everseed

The most interesting stories weren't always the most famous ones.

They were the ones hiding in plain sight. In living rooms, in the car, the stories told over dinner, the memories that come back years later, and the little moments between the big ones. The stories of ordinary people living extraordinary lives, often without realising just how extraordinary they are.

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A career built on conversation, and knowing that everyone has a story worth telling.

What I bring to every film


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The ability to listen

I pride myself on my ability to put people at ease and draw stories from the smallest of details. Everyone tells their story differently. Some people know exactly what they want to say and others need a little time, a prompt, or simply someone who is genuinely interested in listening. To ask the question that opens a door, and knowing when to stop asking and simply listen. There is no script to learn and no right way to tell a story.

Genuine care

Everseed isn't about making as many films as possible. It's about making each film properly for each person or family. I work with a small number of clients at a time, deliberately. Every film is personal, unhurried and made around the person telling it. You'll never feel like a project or a number because this is your story, built over a lifetime and it deserves the time and care that it takes to tell.

Cinematic craft

The conversations are professionally filmed and woven together to create something that feels more like a documentary than a traditional family video. A timeless legacy that you can watch now, share with the people you love, and return to whenever you want or need. A living memory for those who want their voice to last forever.

Whether you're reaching out for yourself or for someone you love, the process is the same.

Warm, personal, and completely guided.

Drop me a message and I'll guide you through everything.

Not sure where to start? That's okay.