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← The Lost Acorns

Production notes

Every story starts as a cast and a setting. Those are drawn once, then used as reference for every picture in the story, so the characters stay themselves from beginning to end.

The cast

Milo a clever fox

a slender red fox with bright amber eyes, wearing a small green scarf and a curious expression

Sounds quick and lively.

Tara a wise owl

a large brown owl with speckled feathers and golden eyes, perched with wings folded neatly

Sounds calm and measured.

Bram a kind badger

a stout badger with black and white striped face, wearing a simple blue cap and sturdy boots

Sounds deep and gentle.

Lily a playful squirrel

a small grey squirrel with bushy tail, bright eyes, and a tiny red vest with acorns stitched on

Sounds high-pitched and bright.

The setting

A lush forest where four animal friends solve problems together.

A dense, vibrant forest with towering ancient trees in rich greens and earthy browns, sunlight dappling through the canopy onto mossy stones and a sparkling stream nearby. The undergrowth is thick with ferns and colourful wildflowers, creating a lush, immersive environment alive with birdsong and the rustle of small creatures.

forest green earth brown sunlit gold sky blue

The plan

  1. The friends meet and find the forest full of acorns.

    happy and calm wide establishing shot Milo, Tara, Bram, Lily

  2. The friends notice the acorns are missing from the usual places.

    worried and confused medium shot Milo, Tara, Bram, Lily

  3. The friends search the forest but cannot find the acorns.

    frustrated and tired long shot Milo, Tara, Bram, Lily

  4. Tara suggests to check near the river, and they find the acorns there.

    hopeful and excited medium shot Milo, Tara, Bram, Lily

  5. Friends collect acorns and feel happy together in the forest.

    relieved and warm wide establishing shot Milo, Tara, Bram, Lily

How it was made

Pictures drawn
0
Words written
562
Generation steps
20
Time to make
5 min

Drawn in cinematic. Written in English at level A2, for children readers.

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