Their very own Halloween movie
In a 2025 study, kids retold a story better when its hero had their own name and look. That was a book. Little Premiere does it with a movie. See the study
More than a personalized cartoon: a Halloween adventure about courage and kindness, where your child is the hero.
The Moon fell asleep on Halloween night, and only your little hero can wake it up: in the costume they pick, with their name called out by the narrator. Cozy, funny, never scary.
Halloween orders close Oct 30, noon ET
- A gift that truly delights them
- This time, they're the hero
- A fun story about courage and kindness
- Watch their face light up, together
The magic in one swipe
One photo becomes a 3D hero.
Their face, feature for feature. Drag the slider to see it.
Real photos, used with permission, and the 3D hero made from each one.
“That's ME!”
The moment you'll never forget.
Your photo is only used to create the movie, then permanently deleted. How we protect your photos
You pick the costume
Their costume. Their name. Their Halloween.
Superhero, princess, witch, ghost or vampire: your child wears it in their movie, and hears their name in every big moment.
3D heroes made from real photos of children, shared with their parents' permission.
Imagine their face
The moment they see themselves on the TV
Their name is called, their face fills the screen, and the whole room cheers.
Scenes created with our AI studio to show the moment. Your movie stars your child.
The research behind it
More than a cartoon
Each reason comes with its study, and what that study really tested.
A gift that truly delights them
In a small study of 7 families, toddlers smiled and laughed more when a parent read them a book made just for them than when reading a similar book that wasn't. That was a book. Little Premiere does it with a movie.
Kucirkova, Messer & Whitelock (2013), Journal of Early Childhood Literacy
This time, they're the hero
In a 2025 study of 80 kindergartners (around age 6), kids who recognized themselves as the hero of a story, same name and same look, retold more of it and understood more of it than kids who heard the same story with a standard hero. That study used a picture book. Little Premiere brings the same idea to an animated movie.
Neuenschwander, Brüniger & Fellmann (2025), European Journal of Psychology of Education
A fun story about courage and kindness
Kids copy their heroes, and even more when the hero is them. In a 2025 study of 315 kids aged 5 to 6, those read a story about a hero who shares gave more of their favorite stickers to a child they'd never met. When the hero had their own photo and name, they gave even more. That story was about sharing. In this movie, your child is the hero who helps a shy little ghost wake up the Moon.
Watch their face light up, together
The American Academy of Pediatrics says high-quality kids' media does more when a grown-up watches along. So make it a premiere: press play together, and watch their face.
American Academy of Pediatrics, Council on Communications and Media (2026), Pediatrics
What to tell friends who ask: “It's a little movie where they're the brave, kind hero. Kids understand a story better when they're its hero; the study used a picture book.”
What families say
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My son couldn’t believe he was the main character. He watched the whole thing with the biggest smile on his face.
I didn’t tell my grandson what the gift was. Seeing his face when he realized the hero was him made the surprise worth it.
My daughter was completely absorbed in the story. She kept pointing at the screen whenever she recognized herself.
We’ve watched it three times already, and my daughter still gets excited every time she sees herself on screen.
I wanted to give my grandson something more meaningful than another toy. A story starring him felt like a lovely idea.
My daughter is used to watching cartoons, but seeing herself become part of one made this completely different.
The message about helping others was my favorite part. It gave us something positive to talk about after watching.
The whole family enjoyed watching the adventure together. It made the gift feel like an experience we could share.
This felt so much more thoughtful than buying another toy that might be forgotten in a few days.
We were looking for a birthday gift that felt different, and a personalized cartoon was a really fun surprise.
I loved that my child got to be the hero while the story still focused on values we want to teach at home.
How it works
Three steps to movie night
Tell us about your hero
Their name, their costume, one photo, and the words they'll hear at the end. 2 minutes on your phone.
Meet them in your free preview
See your child as a 3D animated hero, with the story of their movie, before you pay anything.
Press play together
Your movie arrives by email within 24 hours. Put it on the big TV, press play, and watch their face.
Love it, or we remake it free
You see your child's 3D hero for free before you pay anything. And if the movie doesn't put a sparkle in their eyes, we remake it for free, usually within 24 hours.
Your child's photo stays safe
We only use it to create the 3D hero. No order? It's deleted within 24 hours. With an order, it's deleted within 24 hours of your last delivery. Never public, never used to train AI. How we protect your photos
See the whole thing
Watch a full movie
A complete Little Premiere movie, start to finish (about 3 minutes). Yours is the same adventure, starring your child, with their name and your message.
FULL MOVIEWatch the full movieFree preview · you only pay if you love it
FAQ
Questions families ask
Will it really look like my child?
Yes. One photo becomes your child's 3D hero: their face, hair and skin tone. You see that hero in your free preview before you pay, and if the movie doesn't feel like them, we remake it for free.
Will it arrive before Halloween?
Yes. Order by Oct 30 at noon ET and your movie arrives by email within 24 hours, in time for Halloween night.
What happens to my child's photo?
It's used to create the 3D hero and, if you order, to appear in the end credits. It's never public and never used to train AI. If you don't order, we delete it within 24 hours. If you do, we delete it within 24 hours of your last delivery. How we protect your photos
How long is the movie, and how do we get it?
About 3 minutes, with a real ending and your message at the end. It arrives by email within 24 hours: a private page where you can watch it, download it to keep, and share it with family.
How much does it cost?
The preview is free. If you love it, one episode is $24.99, or get the Full Season: 6 episodes at 67% off, with your child's Activity Pack of posters and coloring pages free. Everything arrives by email within 24 hours. You only pay after you've met your child's 3D hero.
Is this a subscription?
No. You pay once, after you've seen your free preview. Nothing renews.
Can I make one for each child or grandchild?
Yes. Every movie stars one child, with their own face and name: make one for each of them, siblings, cousins or grandchildren.
What if something isn't right?
No sparkle in their eyes? Reply to your delivery email and we remake the movie for free, usually within 24 hours. If the new version is still not right, we refund you.
Is it scary?
Not at all. It's a cozy Halloween adventure for little ones: glowing pumpkins, a sleepy Moon, and a little quilt ghost named Patch.
Is it made with AI?
Yes. Our studio uses AI to bring your child into the movie. That's why you can see your child's 3D hero for free before you pay, and why the movie is ready in 24 hours.
Isn't it just more screen time?
It's a few minutes where your child gets to be the brave, kind hero and hears their own name. In a 2025 study, kids retold a story better when its hero had their own name and look. That study used a picture book; Little Premiere brings the idea to a movie. Our tip: watch it together, like a real premiere.
Is there research behind it?
Yes, on books. In a 2025 study of 80 kindergartners, kids who recognized themselves as the hero of a story retold more of it and understood more of it (Neuenschwander, Brüniger & Fellmann, European Journal of Psychology of Education). That study used a picture book. There's no study yet on personalized movies, so we won't claim one: Little Premiere brings the same idea to an animated movie.
This Halloween, they're the hero
Make their free preview in 2 minutes. Halloween orders close Oct 30, noon ET.
Free preview · you only pay if you love it