VIDEO EXAMPLE

See what a MagiClaus moment feels like.

The example shows how Santa can speak to one child – using their name, their year’s details and their own photograph – so the film feels addressed to them.

WHILE YOU WATCH

Watch for these personal moments.

These are the kinds of beats that make a MagiClaus film feel different from a generic Santa greeting.

  • The name, spoken naturally

    Not dropped in once – used as if Santa already knows them.

  • Interests in the story

    What they love can appear as part of the conversation, not a list.

  • A real memory or achievement

    Something from their year can be gently recognised.

  • A message meant for them

    A warm, child-specific line you may choose to include.

  • Their own photograph

    The picture you upload can appear inside Santa’s world.

  • An ending for that child

    The close is addressed to them, not to children in general.

INSIDE THE FILM

How a MagiClaus story typically unfolds.

The film follows a designed shape. The details change with the child; the feeling of being spoken to should stay.

  1. Santa greets the child

    Santa greets the child

    The opening is for them – by name, as a welcome.

  2. Something personal is recalled

    Something personal is recalled

    A detail from their year can sit naturally in the story.

  3. An interest or proud moment

    An interest or proud moment

    What they love, or something they achieved, can be mentioned with warmth.

  4. Their photo appears

    Their photo appears

    The picture they sent can show inside a magical scene.

  5. A personal closing

    A personal closing

    Santa finishes with a line that belongs to that child.

THE PHOTO

The moment they realise Santa really knows them.

The photograph you upload can appear in the film. That recognition – seeing themselves in Santa’s world – is what many parents remember most.

Uploaded image appearing in the MagiClaus example

FROM NOTE TO SCENE

Short details become lines in the story.

What you write is not read as a form. It is meant to appear as a natural sentence. These are illustrative snippets – not a full script.

  1. You tell us

    Loves dinosaurs

    In the video

    Santa might mention how much they know about dinosaurs.

  2. You tell us

    Learned to ride a bike

    In the video

    Santa may celebrate finding their balance on two wheels.

  3. You tell us

    Was brave on the first day of school

    In the video

    Santa may acknowledge that courage.

TWO CHILDREN

Same MagiClaus experience. Different child. Different story.

These are fictional notes, not customer films. They show how two children would not receive the same story with a swapped name.

Same MagiClaus experienceDifferent childDifferent story

Child A

Isla

NameIsla
Likesdinosaurs, drawing, riding her bike
This yearlearned to ride a bicycle

Child B

Noah

NameNoah
Likesfootball, music, helping at home
This yearhelped a younger sibling

Their films would differ in

  • The details in the story
  • The interests that appear
  • What Santa praises
  • The photograph in the scene
  • The closing message

Questions about the example

Example videos show the style and level of personalisation; final details depend on the information provided. Runtime, scenes and exact pictures can differ.

Now imagine Santa saying your child’s name.

A few details, one photo, and a Father Christmas moment that can feel as if it was made only for them.

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