A Photo Film vs. A Message Film (When Their Face Belongs in the Film)
One of our films draws the person from a photo you send us. This is a plain guide to the day it fits and the day it does not.
The short answer
- A Photo Film for Them - we draw the person from a photo you send us. Their face is in the film, in the evening light of our series.
- A Message From Jesus - no photo needed. Jesus speaks the person's name and the film is otherwise the evening scenes of our series.
When to pick a photo film
- The person is a child, a grandparent or the person the film is about.
- You have a clean, well-lit photo to send us.
- The recipient is the parent, spouse or grandparent of the person in the photo and will keep the film for a long time.
- You want a keepsake that reads like a family portrait.
When to pick a message film
- The film is a private message from the recipient's own point of view (not about them, to them).
- You do not have a good photo, or the photo is old and grainy.
- You want the film in minutes and don't want to wait for approval on the drawn pictures.
- The message is for a hard situation (grief, illness) and a face is more than the moment can hold.
What both include
- The person's first name, said the way you say it.
- Jesus in the voice from our series.
- Free remake if the name isn't right, refund if it is late.