Our Story
We know the difference between looking and seeing. Therefore, after we look at the work at hand, we do not start "without seeing". Our aim is to see like you see, and to tell “your story”. Because we know that not those who look, but those ‘who see' can make a real difference.
We do not regard specifics as burden. We believe that we do almost flawless jobs. We believe that specifics make the work special and we welcome the specifics delicately. Therefore, your sensitivities are our priorities.
Don’t look at people saying “Great haste makes great waste!”. We believe that speed can be combined with detail and be friend with due diligence. Therefore, we work quickly and with diligence.
We know the importance of 'Social Benefit Ecosystem' very well. We are aware that every step we take interacts with the balance of this ecosystem, and we act with this awareness.
We do not doubt that the knowledge grows when shared. That's why we enjoy sharing our expertise and transforming it into value with our work. We understand the meaning of sharing, and we repeat it to ourselves at every opportunity.
We never forget the need ‘to be satisfied’. We never offer a project to our business partners unless we are satisfied with the project. Because, we compete with ourselves. We believe that self-development is the golden rule of success.
We respect the right to life of every living creature that exists in nature equally. We believe that the Earth is not a planet just created for humans, but a living space where all living beings have the right to live in, and we preserve it with care for all living creatures.
We believe that respecting disability rights, women's rights, children's rights, all rights of disadvantaged citizens is not our job, but it’s a part of our lives, and we live what we believe.
We connect the dots delicately, diligently, with equality, respect and love, and on planned time and tell your story.
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The origin of our company name is based on Ray Bradbury's novel Fahrenheit 451. In his science fiction novel, first published in 1951, Bradbury described how literature could live through in an oppressive future society.
The novel envisions a world where technology is advanced, everything is made from non-combustible materials, and where the only duty of firemen is to burn books. It is forbidden to read or possess books in this world because it leads people to think and to be unhappy. Anyone can report anyone suspected of reading a book, and the fire department burns the books they collect in the raids. The only alternative the state offers instead of reading a book is to watch television shows.
The novel focuses on the solution that a group of book enthusiasts find for themselves in this dystopia, revealing the human-book phenomenon. Ray Bradbury's novel takes its name from the fact that the paper is flammable at 451 Fahrenheit.
The novel Fahrenheit 451 was also adapted into a screenplay by French director Francois Truffaut and the movie was released under the name of "The People of the Changing World" in Turkey.
We (co-founders Emiyra Yilmaz and Cihan Yavuz) worked as TV journalists for CNN Türk for years in the news program 5N 1K. During this period, we carried out many projects including special news, live broadcasts, research files and documentaries working as producers, text writers and directors. Over time, we adapted to the changing communication channels of the changing world, and created digital products and social media content.
We have specialized in the field of communication of social benefit through the communication studies we have done with Civil Society Organizations. At 451 Derece, we have combined years of media and journalism experience with the field of social benefit and started to provide services in the field of communication of social benefit.
We always believed that the "content" is the first letter of all communication channels. That is why, at 451 Derece, we begin each and every project by thinking about the content and what we want to say. And, we do not finalize the project unless we and our business partner both say “OK”.
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