The video is clearly understandable even if the dogs were switched. It's the story that counts. There will be more episodes. This is an ongoing story. I make the episodes as short videos because FB Reels only allow each episode to be under 180 seconds. If I made the episode longer, the ending would be cut short by FB. Posting my video in the Story section on FB is even harder. They would cut my video short to make room for Ads.
I have also made an episode of the Forest Man, too, based on a part of the story of my ongoing "Kingdom of Largo", but that one was made in silent mode. That was before I discovered the voiceover thing.
Also, another episode of Emma and Theo joyriding on the outskirts of the palace in their twin-seater dog wagon. That was also in silent mode. Instead of my voiceover, I wrote text to explain what's happening in each scene.
It's fun to make these videos from my stories. Yes, I am experimenting a lot lately. It's never too late to learn something new. I am learning as long as I live, one day at a time. New things inspire me!
~ Sandie :)
P.S. Coming up episode: Watch what happens when Chairwoman Wang appoints her husband, Derek, as Director to replace Uncle Clarington.
It looks like you're experimenting. Instead of the boardroom characters, you now have two dogs. Perhaps Tommy was brought to the meeting and was eavesdropping? Anyway, you started out with it being Coco and Derek from the meeting, but then, she is only talking to Tommy…part of the confusion along with why you would switch the dogs except if you are just experimenting.
Grandma shooing the dogs off the couch was rather undramatic. Hot chocolate is a stimulant and probably would prevent someone from trying to sleep.
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