Tell us
your world.
Who are you? What’s happening? Who do you want to bring into it? Explore the story before choosing a format.
Want your own reality show?
Your life.Worth watching.
A family. A business. A whole new chapter.
Bring your world to life with
reality-inspired storytelling.
The interesting part is already happening.
Bring the
main-character
energy.
The beautiful chaos at home. The idea you can’t stop chasing. The people who make your world yours.
Personal storytelling with the personality turned up. Shaped around your life, your voice and the audience you want to reach — for YouTube and social.
Start with a conversation about your story. Your comfort level, goals and project scope guide the possibilities.
01 / Find your storyline
A little real life.
A lot to watch.
Big personalities. Everyday stakes.
Choose where your story could start.
The people who make home, home.
Ordinary days.
Extraordinary personalities.
The rituals, the different perspectives, the funny moments that only your family could have. A story shaped by who you are together.
An imagined starting point02 / Personal storytelling, out in the world
The life.
The laughs.
The point of view.
A published Our3Dads episode offers a taste of personal storytelling. For your own project, start with your people and perspective.
Watch a published episode (opens YouTube in a new tab)
03 / From real life to a real idea
Find the story.
Keep the you.
The first move is a conversation.
The possibilities start there.
Tell us
Give it
a storyline.
A recurring idea, a tone and a practical way to capture it. Discuss YouTube, social, filming and editing as parts of one creative plan.
Make the
plan yours.
Agree on what’s included, who’s involved and what stays private. Define timing, deliverables and budget before any work begins.
All that personality deserves a point of view.
Give real life
the big-picture
treatment.
The aim is something that feels unmistakably like you. What you share — and what stays yours — belongs in the conversation from day one.
From EntertainmentProductions
Creative thinking informed by Chris Rantamaki’s background in television and digital content.
Meet the company04 / Before the first scene
Let’s get
into it.
Do I need a big following?
Start with a story, a point of view and a reason to share it. The first conversation is about your world, your goals and who you’d like to reach.
Would this be on television?
The focus is YouTube and social: explore personal stories for your own channels, with a format that fits your world.
Can we keep parts of life private?
Start by deciding what belongs on camera and what stays private. Participation and consent are part of the creative conversation, especially when family members or children are involved.
What would it cost?
The scope shapes the budget. Format, filming, editing, schedule and any publishing support all shape an individual proposal.
What happens if I get in touch?
Tell EntertainmentProductions a little about yourself, what’s happening and the story you have in mind. That’s the starting point for a creative conversation.
There’s a story here. Yours.
Ready for
your entrance?
Tell us who you are.
Tell us what’s happening.
Let’s explore what it could become.
Talk about your story
Start a conversation with EntertainmentProductions.