Tiny Documentary
Every little life has a story worth telling.
Tiny Documentary is a camera-shaped studio with a lens entrance and a shutter-side window, with a film camera, a stage microphone and a little manuscript.
Resident Doc, the curious interviewer
Tiny Documentary
Tiny Documentary is a small studio with a video camera on a tripod, a microphone on a wooden stand and a stack of paper for notes. It is the kind of room where the best interviews begin, because a quiet room makes people want to talk.
Doc is the curious interviewer, who likes to ask one good question and then wait. The answer can take three hours and is often unexpectedly moving. Doc believes every small life has a story worth a seat in the room.
Come in and sit down. Tiny Documentary is set up for portraits, interviews and slow stories about the people and places you care about. Bring one good question and let the afternoon do its work.
Made for people like you
- Photographers and filmmakersA studio front door for your reels, stills and the stories behind them.
- Podcasters and interviewersA calm, warm room for conversations and the people who tell them.
- Writers doing long-form storiesA quiet place for notes, interviews and the slow stories you are building.
- Community groups and oral historiansA respectful home for the stories of the people around you.
Can you spot…?
Hunt around the picture and tap where you think it is, or pick a riddle and press Show me.
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Which box has a lens watching the room?Show me Found
The film projectorA projector sits on top, ready to show the next answer, whenever it arrives.
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Something folded and noted is waiting on the tableShow me Found
The notes paperA sheet of paper has a little curl at the corner, saved for the question you forgot to ask.
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Who is the round green one with the leaf on top?Show me Found
The sprout interviewerA friendly sprout asks the first question and listens to all of the answer.
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Which lamp is lighting the way at the corner?Show me Found
The curved lampA lamp glows on a bendy stand so late interviews are never in the dark.
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Which paper is held by a paperclip?Show me Found
The clipped pageA page with a paperclip waits near the flowers, saved for the next thing worth remembering.
Three casas you could make
- The portrait studioA page of short interviews and portraits, each one built around a single good question.
- The one-question reelA front page for a video series, with the question of the week and a cozy hello.
- The neighborhood archiveA gentle home for local stories, memories and the people who keep them.
Same casa, different day
Every casa starts from a saved Casa DNA seed. These four were drawn from this design with different seeds, so the weather, season, props and palette all shift. Yours can change as often as you like.
Quick answers
Is Tiny Documentary free?
Yes. It is one of the free designs, so you can start from it without paying.
Can I use Tiny Documentary for an interview portfolio?
Yes. It suits a studio page, a series of interviews or a collection of short stories about the people you meet.
Can I change how it looks?
Yes. Every casa has a saved Casa DNA seed, so you can shuffle the weather, season, props and more, and keep the parts you love.
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