About Us

 Lifetime Heritage Films Inc is a company that specializes in digitizing media and transfer to digital. With over ten years of experience, Lifetime Heritage Films Inc has become the company to turn to when it comes time to digitize old audio and visual records. We are committed to providing our customers with high-quality service and an end product that will last for generations.

Digitizing Films in Vancouver

Wouldn't it be great to not only view it but also share it with friends and family? Imagine showcasing your family treasurers to your kids or grandkids with your new digital media on a computer, Smart TV, or the cloud. Most everyone has this problem with shelves and boxes of photos, videos, audio, and films. This is where we can help. Technology is changing so fast that those machines that used to play those old media formats (even DVDs are on the way out) are nowhere to be found. We have professional old and new technology to digitize those memories.

Transfer Film to Digital Format Resolutions of HD, 2K, 4K, or 5K

Your parents may have transferred the film to VHS (standard definition) using yesterday's technology that did a decent job. But today's technology can transfer the films to an amazing 5K picture! Just ask us about the documentary film producers, the archives, museums, and many consumers that we've already helped. Contact us today so you can enjoy your treasures tomorrow.

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