Daniel Davidsohn
ABOUT
In a near future where homes anticipate every need and machines prepare every meal, a small pea escapes the boiling pot and lands on the plate of a woman eating alone at a table set for fourteen. She does not eat him. She plants him. A darkly comic fable about the smallest possible life, and about a future worth living in — not the one that takes care of you, but the one that lets you take care of something. Written and directed by Daniel Davidsohn.
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PROCESS
A solo production, from first idea to final cut. I wrote the story and screenplay, then designed the shots and the art direction before generating anything. Characters and keyframes were designed in GPT Image 2, establishing the look of the pea, the woman and the automated home. Each shot was then animated in Kling 3.0, which also generated the characters' voice performances through native audio. The narration was created with Seed Audio 1.0, and the original music and sound with Suno. Editing, timing and final finishing were done in CapCut.
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