Your family has a history. Most of it was never written down — and some of it is documented in archives you’ve never seen. We find it, verify it, and can turn it into a film.
Family heritage researchKingdom & lineage historiesCinematic AI films
The problem we solve: diaspora families lose their history within two generations — names lose their meaning, villages are forgotten, grandparents take the stories with them. Meanwhile the documents that do exist (colonial records, chronicles, museum archives, oral-history collections) are scattered and hard to read. We gather them, verify them, and give your family something permanent: a written heritage dossier — and, if you want, a film your children will watch.
Part 1 — Heritage Research & Dossiers
Family Heritage Dossier
₦75,000
≈ $49 · one-time
Research into your family name, ethnic group or hometown
10–20 page written dossier
Timeline of your people’s history
All sources listed and linked
Heritage certificate
Kingdom & Lineage Deep Study
₦250,000
≈ $165 · one-time
Deep research into a kingdom, clan or chieftaincy
30–50 page study with primary sources
Interview-question pack for your elders
Archive document checklist (UK, Nigeria, UNESCO)
Review call with you
Part 2 — Bespoke Heritage Films
Everything we make for our own series (AMINA, They Chose The Water), we can make about your story — using the same 9-step production system, with verified research behind it.
Story Short
$500
≈ ₦780,000 · 60–90 seconds
Verified research base
Script + storyboard
Cinematic AI visuals
Voiceover + music + SFX
Delivered in vertical + wide
Documentary Episode Most Requested
$1,500
≈ ₦2,340,000 · 3–5 minutes
Everything in Story Short
Full episode structure + narration
Primary-source citations on screen
Subtitles/captions
Two revision rounds
Legacy Series
$5,000
≈ ₦7,800,000 · 3 episodes
Full series bible + arcs
Three produced episodes
Character consistency across all
Family/community interviews woven in
Private premiere screening support
Our promise on accuracy: we never invent your history. If something is documented we show you the document; if it comes from oral tradition we label it as such; if historians disagree we tell you both versions. Your family’s story is not a marketing product — it is a record.