We started shooting this movie when Joey was 18 weeks old and finshed when he was 24 weeks old.

I scripted the story to fit Grammy Award winner Arthur Stead's royalty-free song "One World - Many Stories" which he and Leslie Stead composed for library summer reading programs.   

This movie is of three-month old Scotty and eight-month-old Joey starting their canine "acting" classes.  Their beginner's course covers Physical Education (obstacles: confidence, agility, and balance), Scenting Class (locating scents), Fundamentals (basics: wait, sit, down, stand, come), Drama Class (acting behaviors) and Dance Class (beginning freestyle moves). 

This is the Parti Boys second movie together.  Joey had just turned one and Scotty was seven months old.  A local park had asked us to create a movie/video promoting the attractions at the park.    

Joey and Scotty are staying overnight with their Aunt Rachel . . . not knowing that it is Halloween and that Aunt Rachel has a ghoulish sense of humor. 

Joey (21 months) and Scotty (16 months) take a "Speech" and "Find It" class to prepare for their movie, "Here Kitty, Kitty."

Joey (2 yrs) and Scotty (22 mos) practice obstacles and are then chroma-keyed into scenes where their actions fit the environment . . . similar to how commercial movies sometimes do it.
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Joey and Scotty are excited to start on their first detecting case . . . until they find out that their client is a zombie.  A whimsical nod to the recent spate of zombie movies.
Lyrics by Charlene and Glenn Dunlap
Music and Song by Arthur and Leslie Stead
www.arthurstead.com
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This is Joey's second lesson in working the Newton's Cradle.  Sydney has been doing this for years.  Most recently in "The New Detectives Meet the Zombie"
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