The open heart
Biscuit
All-in affection. An eager expression, a generous gesture, and almost no ability to hide either.
Corgi silhouette · Heart-shaped forehead marking · Green bandana
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Animation & character direction
Biscuit & Luna
One relationship. A world of small stories.
The featured film / 00:59
A little love.
A lot of character.
Biscuit sets out to find the perfect flowers for Luna. A simple intention becomes a complete one-minute story.
A corgi who wears his heart openly. A cat who reveals hers in the smallest gestures. We direct the scenes around that emotional contrast, from the first setup to the final reaction.
The full story
Explore the short episodes Portrait animation · Picture and sound
Directed by Predella Studio
The idea that holds the series together
One feeling.
Two ways
to show it.
The situations change. The relationship is what brings us back. Each story finds the moment when Biscuit’s visible affection meets Luna’s hidden affection.
The quiet reveal
Luna
A little restraint. A side glance. A small movement that says more than she meant to give away.
Black cat · Yellow-green eyes · Red collar and gold bell · One white front toe
Four selected episodes / 15 seconds each
Small stories.
Same two hearts.
Four situations, one recognizable pair. Each short gives the characters a different way to reveal the same relationship.
0100:15 / Silent short
Personal pillow
Biscuit becomes Luna’s personal pillow. Affection is an action before it is an expression.
Direction noteStage the relationship through contact, weight and a readable resting pose.
0200:15 / Silent short
When he turns
A turn away gives Luna just enough privacy to show how she really feels.
Direction noteLet the change in attention carry the reveal. Keep the reaction small.
0300:15 / Silent short
Stay calm
Biscuit gives the feeling away. Luna tries to keep the moment composed.
Direction noteContrast an open performance with a restrained response inside the same scene.
0400:15 / Silent short
Puzzle
A small domestic challenge brings their different personalities into the same frame.
Direction noteGive the characters a shared task so the relationship can emerge through behavior.
What we do
The character is
in the decisions.
Character references, expression studies, lighting and camera choices give the series a shared visual language. We carry those decisions through still images, performance, editing and the finished episodes.
- 01
Write for the relationship.
Begin with an everyday situation. Give Biscuit an open emotional move, let Luna answer in her own way, and finish on a gesture the audience can recognize.
Setup → intention → response → reveal - 02
Direct a performance.
Expression, posture, eye line and the pause before a reaction carry the comedy. Frame the action so the smallest change of feeling has room to register.
Staging, timing and emotional clarity - 03
Hold the world together.
Review proportions, markings, collars, props, light and screen direction across cuts. The one-minute film extends the same character rules across a longer story.
Character continuity and editorial review
An ongoing original
A one-minute film and four selected episodes are available here. Consistency is directed and reviewed shot by shot; this self-initiated series continues to develop.
Animation for your brand
Give people
someone to
come back to.
A recurring character can give a brand a recognizable voice, a relationship and a reason for the next story.
We develop the idea, character references, expression and pose studies, lighting, camera setups and story structure around your brief. The agreed delivery can include a character reference set, campaign stills, animated films and channel versions.
Discuss your projectThe story continues