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Slow paced, lots of dialogue, relaxed but emotional

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Dog talks about his life, and how being a old dog isn't as bad as people think, and that being old isn't necessarily a bad thing.

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Introduced to dog, we see him go from being curled up in his dog bed to standing on two feet, and we see him make a cup of tea and settle down in a chair for the interview.

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he goes over his life, how he started out just like any old dog, and learned how to do all sorts of things for his owner, from fetching her slippers to making her cups of tea!

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He talks about his current life, how he still tries new things and how you can never be too old to learn new tricks. He talks about how hes adapted to living without his owner, and how hes learned so many new things, like how to work a computer and how to play tennis (even though he chases the ball!)

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Interviewer behind a camera, looser camera with still camera in the formal interview scenes

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Cutaways to part of dogs life, past shown in photo frames

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Wes anderson style straight filming mixed with moving camera

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as much stop motion as I can, real set that I can move and reposition as I need, making in maya first then getting my friend to help create it.

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Hand drawn background for photo frames scene, might animate the steam from tea myself.

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all set inside the cottage, maybe one exterior shot just to introduce the animation.

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focus on smaller and natural gestures, make it as smooth as possible

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research how to sync well with audio, not sure if I can do lip flaps but could make nose go up and down, impression of a mouth instead.

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making new models for the younger version of the dog could be tricky, so it might be easier to use 2D Animation for the scene about his past. This will be shown in photo frames on his wall, going between frames for different stages of his life.

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this is a unique art style that isn't seen too often and could be fun to try out, but I haven't tried it before and my intended audience may find it confusing.

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Digital animation is probably the more straight forward method, but I could use a pencil art style so it feels old and homely, instead of smooth digital lines.

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My audience could be people over the age of 70, since the message behind my film is about trying new things and meeting people no matter what age you are, which is a message that could mean a lot to them.

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Because I am shooting for an older age range I will adjust parts of my film to make it easier to watch for them, I will focus on more muted colours, I will include subtitles and I will make the film slower paced, so that it is easy for them to understand.

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An old dog looks back on his life, but despite his age he cant wait for his future!

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The dog is fairly old by now but he is very kind and sweet, and wants to make the most of his life for his deceased owner. He has a fairly posh British accent and is very relaxed, but he still has his dog-like instincts!

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The old lady is very sweet and kind, we don't see her much but it's more about the impression she leaves on the dog. Throughout the flashback you can see her health deteriorate, but she still keeps her cheery and kind spirit.

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These will just appear in voices and maybe a picture, but they will keep a fairly simplistic and similar art style, and the focus will still be on the dog.

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Fairly slow paced, still moments for the audience to take in.