A Christmas gift for the child who has everything

A message from Father Christmas about their year. Not a generic one — one that mentions the school they go to, the thing they have been obsessed with since the summer, the way they have been with their little sister, and the one present they have been hoping for since October.

It cannot be duplicated, because it is about them. Nobody else can be given the same thing, and no shop has one in stock.

A child who has everything is used to being given things. They are much less used to being noticed. The moment in these videos is not the present at all — it is the second Santa mentions something only their family knows about, and they look round the room to see who told him.

That reaction is the gift. The film is just the thing that causes it, and the thing you still have in five years.

You tell us their name, their age, their town, what they are into, something they have done well this year and what they are hoping for. We write three different Santa messages from those answers, each taking a different angle.

You read all three, edit any of them, and approve the one that sounds most like your family. Nothing is recorded until you do. The finished film arrives minutes later in HD, yours to keep.

It is a real, complete video — but Santa is a performance, not footage of a person in a workshop. His face and voice are created with licensed AI performers. The words, and the child they are for, come from you.

We say so plainly because you should know what you are buying, and because it is the reason we can write a script from scratch for one child rather than fitting them into a scene recorded for everybody.