We turn a life, a milestone, or a single unforgettable moment into a finished book, film, song, or portrait — built with AI, shaped entirely by human hands.
Know Name Studios began in 2002 as Know Name Models, then grew into a photography, video, and publishing studio. Read the full record on the About page.
Every record starts the same way — an interview, a handful of source photos, a memory someone wants kept. From there, we shape it into whichever format actually fits: a short film, an interactive digital memoir you can flip through page by page, or a physical, printed book you can hold and hand down. The two records below show the same care applied to two very different mediums.
A biographical short film — one continuous story, told on camera.
The same process, delivered as a flip-through digital keepsake — also available as a printed, physical book. A Know Your Story piece doesn't need to be an event or a whole life — just a story worth keeping, big or small.
A free 20-minute conversation. We listen for the story and recommend the right record.
A guided interview that starts with your name — where it came from, what it means — and opens into everything else.
We work across writing, image, voice, and music — every choice made and reviewed by a human creative director.
One revision round, then your finished piece — digital and, where it fits, in hand.
Every project starts the same way — with your name, and where it comes from. From there, we recommend the record that fits: a story big or small, a sound, or a face. Size doesn't decide the package — the story does.
A biographical legacy piece — a personal story captured in a printed book or short film, however much of a life it covers.
A narrative piece — any story worth telling, big or small, told across two or three mediums.
An original song or lullaby, written and produced around your relationship or moment.
Restored, reimagined, or stylized portraits that capture someone the way you see them.
"We don't make you famous. We make sure you're known — by the people who matter."