GOOD DOG: Who Trained Whom? | AI Animated Short Film

A dog finds a hidden packet. A man offers a reward. Soon, the dog chooses the route — and the man still calls himself the owner. GOOD DOG is a darkly satirical animated short about dependence, control and the quiet reversal of power. Set in a ruined industrial city, it combines an engraved graphic-novel look with animated scenes, an ASCII perception sequence, visual communication and an original soundtrack. The film is based on the creator’s original story, which later developed into the Good Dogs of the Apocalypse trilogy. This short is its own adaptation, rather than a summary of all three books. Produced with Framewright, an evolving workflow for planning, creating, reviewing and revising video: https://github.com/markoblogo/framewright Visual language: Pictiq — a language of symbols, used here with expressive dog barks rather than spoken pronunciation: https://github.com/markoblogo/pictiq Narration generated with ElevenLabs: https://elevenlabs.io/ Music: original score created for this film. Sound sources include qubodup’s dog barks and Kinoton’s industrial conveyor recording, published under CC0: https://freesound.org/people/qubodup/sounds/813120/ https://freesound.org/people/Kinoton/sounds/519027/ This is a fictional, AI-assisted animated production. Contains themes of drug dependence and implied industrial violence; no graphic violence. Who do you think was being trained from the beginning? #AnimatedShortFilm #AIAnimation #DystopianFiction