A Jewish funeral is held quickly, often within a day. That is a kindness to the deceased and a hardship for everyone who would need a flight to be there. We broadcast the service privately, so those who cannot come are still present for the eulogies and the kaddish.
We work with the funeral home or chevra kadisha directly, so the family does not have to coordinate one more thing.
Some chapels have a camera mounted on the wall. It cannot follow the family outside.
Eulogies and the service itself, framed so those watching can see and hear the people speaking — not a wide shot of the back of a room.
The procession, the kevurah and the kaddish. This is the part most fixed installations cannot reach, and often the part that matters most to family abroad.
Shiva minyanim, shloshim, unveilings and yahrzeit gatherings — so relatives overseas can sit with you rather than only hear about it after.
Sent only to the people you choose. Not listed publicly, not searchable, no account to create and nothing to install. It opens on a phone or a television.
Kept for the family and delivered afterwards. Those in a distant time zone, or too shaken to watch live, can watch when they are able.
We arrange everything in whichever language is easiest for the family, which matters when the people organising and the people watching are not in the same country.
A grieving family should not be doing arithmetic, and should not have to call to discover whether they can afford to include the people they love.
Travel beyond 30 miles of Los Angeles is quoted separately, and we will tell you before you commit. ❓ Price proposed, pending Valeri's sign-off — anchored to published rates, not invented.
Tell us the funeral home and the time. If you do not know yet, tell us the name and we will find out.
We speak to the funeral home directly and arrange access. You do not have to broker it.
One private link you forward to family. No accounts, no apps, nothing for them to work out.
The recording comes to you, so anyone who could not watch live still can.
No lights in anyone's face. No moving through the room during the service. No logo on the screen, no branding over the picture, no music added. A small camera, placed where it does not intrude, operated by one person who has done this before and understands what is happening in front of him.
We do not use any part of a funeral as marketing material. Not a clip, not a still, not anonymised. Ever.
Usually yes — short notice is normal in our work, not an exception. Please call rather than email so we can give you an answer immediately.
They open one link. Nothing to install, no account, no password unless you want one. It works on a phone, a computer or a television, which is what most families end up using so they can sit together.
Yes. The link is not published, not listed and not indexed by search engines. Only the people you send it to can open it.
We coordinate with the funeral home or chevra kadisha directly. If they already have their own streaming arrangement, we will tell you honestly rather than sell you a second one.
Yes, and both are included in the one price. This is usually the difference between a fixed camera in a chapel and what we do — the burial is often what family abroad most needs to witness.
We schedule around Shabbat and Yom Tov, and we do not need it explained. Where a service falls close to candle-lighting we will tell you plainly what is and is not possible.
We bring our own connection. We do not depend on cemetery or chapel WiFi, because at a graveside there usually isn't any.
Yes. Send it to us in advance and we will play it into the service at the moment the family chooses, so the room hears it too.
If the service is within 48 hours, please call instead — we will see a phone call faster than a form.