First person pony episode

[Firedog 321]

Anyone else think the concept of having a first person pony episode could be interestin?

 

Kind of like a day in the life thing 

[Foxy Socks 2,603]

You mean follow the character for a day? They kind of already do that, I am not sure what you mean.

Edited May 11, 2017 by Foxy Socks

[cmarston1 5,964]

Could be an interesting premise for an episode.

[Firedog 321]

1 hour ago, Foxy Socks said:

You mean follow the character for a day? They kind of already do that, I am not sure what you mean.

 

It's common episode concept that is done in cartoons 

the basic idea is you watch a pony on an average day from when they wake up till they go to bed from there perspective.

 

Image shows first person view from fluttershy.

 

Just a single pony, an average day, it doesn't ever change perspective. Instead, it sticks with the first person view of the pony like in the image.

There usually isn't a big conflict or resolution.

 

Here is an example of this done in family guy with stewie:

 

Edited May 11, 2017 by Firedog

[Foxy Socks 2,603]

1 hour ago, Firedog said:

 

It's common episode concept that is done in cartoons 

the basic idea is you watch a pony on an average day from when they wake up till they go to bed from there perspective.

 

Image shows first person view from fluttershy.

 

Just a single pony, an average day, it doesn't ever change perspective. Instead, it sticks with the first person view of the pony like in the image.

There usually isn't a big conflict or resolution.

 

Here is an example of this done in family guy with stewie:

 

Well it seems a bit of a long time to use it for an episode. It doesn't really make sense to use only one type of shot, and would get old quickly. 

[Firedog 321]

45 minutes ago, Foxy Socks said:

Well it seems a bit of a long time to use it for an episode. It doesn't really make sense to use only one type of shot, and would get old quickly. 

Its not really one shot, just one perspective. The shot can change. 

 

The idea though is to make an episode from one ponies perspective. 

 

That's what a lot of people thought "Pony Point Of View" was gonna be but it wasn't

[Princess Book Horse 353]

2 hours ago, Firedog said:

 

It's common episode concept that is done in cartoons 

the basic idea is you watch a pony on an average day from when they wake up till they go to bed from there perspective.

 

Image shows first person view from fluttershy.

 

Just a single pony, an average day, it doesn't ever change perspective. Instead, it sticks with the first person view of the pony like in the image.

There usually isn't a big conflict or resolution.

 

Here is an example of this done in family guy with stewie:

 

This would probably make me lose my mind. It would be fine just for a 2 minute short, but 22 minutes is far too long.