An example 70th birthday film: Amos, 70 years in photos
Classic style45 seconds8 photos
This is a complete 70th birthday film, a gift from children and grandchildren to their father and grandfather, made entirely in Glim, a service that turns photos of someone you love into a short AI-animated film. Eight photos of Amos, from age two in 1958 to his 70th birthday in 2026, come alive one after another over 45 seconds, between an opening and an end card from his children and grandchildren, with music from Glim’s library. Amos and his family are invented: we made the photos with AI for this example. Nothing in the film was changed outside Glim.
A film like this needs 8 animations and an AI opening. The smallest package, 1 minute, has 12, and every package includes an AI opening. It costs ₪79, the final price in Israel. The first animation is free, no card needed.
Moment by moment
What the film shows, and when. Press a moment to play the film from there.
The film also comes in a version where a voice tells what is on screen. The “Audio description” button under the film switches to it, or you can open it as a file. That voice is synthetic, made with AI.
A sepia print of Amos, aged two, on a tricycle lies on top of a pile of old photos in a cardboard box, and the camera lowers toward it until it fills the screen and comes alive. The title, in Hebrew, reads “Amos”, and beneath it, “70 years in photos”.
A sepia photo: Amos at two rides a tricycle in the yard of a Haifa housing block, washing lines and a eucalyptus tree behind him.
A sepia photo: Amos at eight, in a striped T-shirt, stands beside his bicycle on a quiet Carmel street, grinning with a gap between his front teeth.
An evening on the beach, in faded colour: Amos at twenty, in a checked shirt, with a moustache and dark curls, sits by a campfire with a guitar, friends around him in the firelight.
His wedding: Amos, in a light-grey suit, dances with Nurit, who wears a white dress with puffed sleeves and a short veil, and both of them are laughing.
A picnic in the Carmel pine forest: Amos sits on a checked blanket with his young daughter and his son, about three, slices of watermelon between them.
Seder night, lit by a camera flash: Amos stands at the head of the table raising a cup of wine, Nurit beside him.
Amos sits on the sofa holding his first granddaughter, a newborn wrapped in a pink knitted blanket, smiling down at her.
Amos at seventy, in a light-blue shirt, facing the candles on a chocolate cake, the family around him clapping.
The end card. In Hebrew: “Happy birthday, Dad”, and beneath it, “With love, your children and grandchildren”.
How the film was made
- Photos
- 8 photos, from 1958 to 2026. The 8 photos were made with AI for this example. Amos and his family are invented, and no real person is in the film.
- Style
- Classic: each photo is an animation of its own, 8 in all.
- Opening
- The “Shoebox of prints” AI opening, with a Hebrew title that reads “Amos: 70 years in photos”.
- End card
- In Hebrew, it reads “Happy birthday, Dad. With love, your children and grandchildren”
- Music
- Original music from Glim’s own library (“Seventy Springs”).
- Length
- 45 seconds
- What was done outside Glim
- Nothing: the film is as Glim made it.
- Published here
In your film: music from Glim’s library, a personal song that every package includes, or your own music if you hold the rights to it. Music rights in your film
What a film like this costs
- Package1 minute
- Animations12
- AI openingincluded
- Personal songincluded
- Final price in Israel₪79
The first animation is free, no card needed. One payment, no subscription. In Israel, the price in shekels is the final price, with nothing added by Glim. Outside Israel you can pay in US dollars, and any sales tax or VAT where you live is added at checkout and shown before you pay.