A story workshop in London.

SagaFabrica is a small studio that makes the parts of a business people see, and the tools that run behind them. One lead, a trusted network, and fifteen years of making things for screens.

Chapter01The name

Saga is the story. Fabrica is the workshop.

Saga is an Old Norse word for a long tale told in chapters, the kind that lasts. Fabrica is Latin for a workshop, and it is where the word "fabric" comes from. Put together: a place where stories are made by hand, chapter by chapter, and woven into everything a business shows the world.

Chapter02The mark

A workshop, the stories rising out of it, and the lens that catches them.

The tile is the workshop. The smoke rising from it bends into a letter S: the stories a business tells, one after another. The amber disc at the centre is the lens of the camera that captures them. The colours are terracotta and amber, warm and a little retro, because we would rather look like a place things are made than a consultancy.

Chapter03Who
Portrait of Onur, in the studio or on a shoot

Led by Onur Aksoy, with a trusted network of specialists.

Onur has been making things for screens since 2011: founder of Kiremit Production and post-production manager and VFX editor at Mordak Production in Ankara, then marketing director of Schnitzel Heaven in Hackney, where he built the brand, the social channels and the systems behind the restaurant. He now builds Covri, a booking and management platform for restaurants. He works in English and Turkish.

Around him, a network of specialists in paid ads, copy, photography and web who join a brief when it needs them. Strategy, filming, editing, design and the conversation with you stay with Onur.

We are small on purpose. The people who think about your brand are the people who make it.

Chapter04How we work

Plain rules, written down.

The first call

Twenty minutes, free. If it is not a fit we say so and point you somewhere better.

The audit

£250 for an hour and a five-page plan you keep. Credited against your first month.

Revisions

Two rounds on every deliverable are included. More is fine; we tell you before it costs anything.

Money

Projects are billed in milestones, usually 40% to start, 40% at first delivery and 20% on completion. Retainers are invoiced monthly in advance, month to month, with 30 days notice. Contracts and invoices come from Aksoy Production Ltd.

Your portal

Every draft, every approval, every report in one place you can log into. A shared folder and a weekly note until the portal launches.

The tools

We use AI for research, drafts, subtitles, versions and reports. People do the idea, the filming, the edit and every final call.

Your chapter
Two minutes to tell us what you need. Twenty to talk it through.
Start your chapter