What If You Had a Dog's Sense of Smell?
A playful hypothetical that imagines suddenly having a dog's nose. It covers the upsides, such as detecting food from far away, sensing who was in a room hours ago and recognizing people by scent, then the downside of garbage, sweat and rotting food smelling far stronger. It ends on the sensory overload of a crowded street. The look is bright flat cartoon infographic art with thick outlines, suited to curious viewers of all ages.
Science explainer Flat Cartoon Infographic style
- Voice
- Ronald
- Language
- English
- Length
- 0:25
The brief
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Make a landscape (16:9) what if video of about 25 seconds asking what would happen if you suddenly had a dog's sense of smell. Start with the advantages: detecting food from miles away, smelling who was in a room hours ago and recognizing people by scent. Then turn to the downside, as garbage, sweat and rotting food become far more intense. End on the overload of walking through a crowded street. Use a curious, lightly playful narration and bright flat cartoon visuals.
The script
What if you suddenly had a dog's sense of smell?
You could detect food from miles away, smell who's been in a room hours ago, and even recognize people just by their scent.
But there's a downside.
You'd smell garbage, sweat, and rotting food much more intensely than ever before.
And walking through a crowded street? It would be an absolute nightmare.
