DALLAS, Texas — Finding that perfect holiday gift for a loved one can be a difficult and often time consuming process. Millions of shoppers this holiday season find themselves in search of a unique gift that has a personal touch. Dallas based FunnyBit Studios’ “FunnyBio” product allows you to upload pictures of your friends, family or other loved ones and have a personalized DVD made of them featuring them as a movie star, superhero, or even a pop star.

The segments, which are about 10 minutes long, follow the life of a subject from birth until they reach their climax of fame in the style of an “E! True Hollywood Story.” It features interviews with fictional friends, managers and business acquaintances and a wide cast of others while showing superimposed photographs and video animations of the subject in numerous settings throughout the bio.

Each FunnyBio product is fully customizable to accommodate men and women of any age or ethnicity. Among other things, it adapts the subject’s name, age and hometown into the bio itself to add a level of intimacy, which for a moment, might make one forget that they are watching a work of fiction.

“This is something that’s personable and fun at the same time,” says Matt Whitten, owner of FunnyBit Studios. “We get letters from our customers all across the country telling us what a big hit their FunnyBio was at the recipient’s birthday party or holiday gathering.”

Since its creation in late 2005, FunnyBit Studios has seen its monthly sales increase by over 100% and the forecast for the holiday season looks even more promising. FunnyBit Studios is encouraging their customers to place orders early to ensure that the demand can be filled by the Christmas shipping deadline.

For more information on FunnyBit Studios or the FunnyBio product please visit: www.funnybio.com

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