A note on language: our films are made in Turkish, with subtitles in German, Dutch or English. Voice-over in other languages is available on request.
The film of a lifetime: family and life documentary
A box of old photos, a few letters, perhaps a cassette recording. We turn them into a story, animate the moments no one photographed and make a 5–8 minute documentary.
- Retirement
- 50th wedding anniversary
- 70th, 80th, 90th birthday
- Family reunions
- Remembrance and tribute
A family documentary in 25 seconds
Old photos, a letter, a cassette: a grandfather's memories come alive and a lifetime comes together in one film.
- You send the photos, letters and sound recordings.
- We write the memories scene by scene and bring the photos to life.
- A 5–8 minute family documentary to watch for years is ready.
The film's material
We start with whatever you have. Animation fills in the missing moments.
Photos
Scanned or photographed with a phone; colour, black and white, damaged. We fix scratches and fading and place the photo inside the scene.
Documents and letters
A diploma, a military service photo, a marriage certificate, a postcard, a letter. A single handwritten sentence is sometimes the film's strongest moment.
Sound and video recordings
A cassette, an old video, a voice message on a phone. You send the digitised version; we clean up the sound.
Interview
We send you a list of questions. You record your mother, father or elders by phone; we explain how to record it step by step.
Memories with no photo
The train compartment of a migration journey, the morning the first shop opened, the rain on the wedding day. We draw moments no one photographed from what the family tells us and let them flow in one film with the archive photos.
The animated scenes are drawn simply to match the documentary's tone; they do not embellish the memory, they make it visible.
Our ethical rule
We do not generate the voice of someone who has passed away with artificial intelligence, and we do not make their face talk. The film contains only real recordings and a narrator's voice. If you have their voice, it goes into the film; if not, the narrator tells their story.
We never forget that the documentary belongs to your family: it is shown nowhere without your permission.
How do we make it?
Collecting the material
We send you a list and a secure upload link.
Story map
We divide the life into chapters and set out the chronology; you approve it.
Interview and narration
We send the questions, receive the recordings and write the narrator's text.
Editing and animation
Photos, recordings and animated scenes come together; we show you the draft.
Delivery
The full film, a 60-second version for sharing and the restored photos.
What determines the price?
We itemise the price in every quote.
- The film's length
- The number of scenes to be animated
- The amount of photos and recordings to edit
- The number of interviews
- Delivery date (if it must be ready for a special day)
Where to start with the material?
Photos in different homes, letters on top of a wardrobe, sound recordings on an old phone. Start collecting with a timeline split into decades; we have also prepared 12 questions for the interview.
Guide: materials checklist for a life documentary and 12 interview questions
Price and delivery
Choose a package and extras to see the estimated starting amount. We itemise the exact amount and tax position in the quote.
Estimated starting amount6,500 TL
Typical delivery2–4 weeks
This is a starting amount; it can rise depending on your project.
Get a quote with this selectionFrequently asked questions
Our photos are very old and damaged; can they be used?
Usually, yes. We fix scratches and fading, and where needed place the photo inside an animated scene.
How do we do the interview?
We send you a list of questions. All you need is a quiet room and your phone's voice recorder; we explain how to record it step by step.
We would like to hear my late father's voice in the film.
If you have a real audio or video recording of him, we use it. We do not recreate voices with artificial intelligence.
It must be ready by a particular date.
Tell us the date at the start; we plan around it and write it into the quote. Collecting material takes time, so starting early makes things easier.
Where can the film be watched?
On TV, computer and phone. You can share the file in the family group or project it at a celebration.
Request a quote
Who is the film for, for what day, and what material do you have? Write to us; we will reply with a suggested story map and a quote.