Short films we made for ourselves

Films

• Original 01

  Skateboard Monkey

  A skateboard-riding monkey puts an unexpected character into a familiar street-sport setup. The title gives the audience a clear visual premise before the short begins.

  Lesson: A product does not have to interrupt every film. Standalone entertainment can give a content mix room to breathe without making a promise about reach.

  How the 10/10/10 mix works

• Original 02

  Alligator at the DMV — Social Short

  An alligator in the everyday world of the DMV turns a recognizable errand into a comic mismatch. The contrast between character and setting supplies the story's starting point.

  Lesson: Start with a familiar situation, then change one thing. For a service business, an ordinary customer question can become a fictional scene rather than another sales announcement.

  Story ideas for auto repair

• Original 03

  Bird Court — Social Short

  Bird Court brings an animal cast into the recognizable conventions of a courtroom. Its premise shows how a familiar genre can make an unusual world easy to understand.

  Lesson: Borrow a genre's structure, not someone else's characters or footage. A hearing, mystery or competition can give your own original idea a clear beginning and resolution.

  Build a short-video story

• Original 04

  Raccoon Restaurant — Social Short

  Raccoon Restaurant pairs an animal character with a restaurant setting. It is an original entertainment short, separate from the studio's business-service demonstrations.

  Lesson: A setting can do narrative work. For a restaurant, the rhythm of service or the care around a dish can become part of a fictional story without inventing customer testimonials.

  Restaurant storytelling ideas