Animal Podcast Interview

single cinematic-comedy; character continuity locked. Camera: HEAD-ON, eye-level, centered two-shot; VERY GENTLE 8s push-in (ease-in-out), ZERO ARC DRIFT. DOF: both dogs sharp, background softly separated. Framing: EXACTLY TWO DOGS ONLY — Labrador (left) and Husky (right) — behind a wooden podcast table; each has OWN mic on boom with pop filter + studio headphones; mics ~10–15 cm from muzzle. Performance: constant subtle motion (breathing, ear twitches, blinks 0.7–1.2 s, slight tail wags). Lip-sync control: When one dog speaks, only that dog’s mouth, jaw, and tongue move — the other remains in natural idle state (breathing only, mouth closed or minimal reaction). Each line must match its own voice with frame-level sync (±1 frame). Idle dog may blink or nod but never mouth motion or speech overlap. Dialogue: two stable male voices (Lab = warm baritone; Husky = dry tenor). Timing lock: 0.0–3.5s → Labrador speaks cheerfully, facing mic directly (±10°): “Negotiations with the Roomba continue.” 3.5–6.0s → Husky smirks, then replies: “We offered hair. It countered with vacuum.” 6.0–8.0s → both dogs laugh loudly into OWN mics; wide jaw-open (15–25°), chest/shoulders bounce (3–6°), head bobs (10–15°); maintain perfect audio–mouth sync. Environment: cozy plant-filled home, side-window diffused daylight, warm wood tabletop, tidy cables. Quality locks: subtle continuous zoom; no text/overlays; no extra animals; avoid over-bloom, over-sharpening, ghosting, or rolling-shutter wobble.

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