BarkSkip vs. Arthur the King: How Do You Skip the Dog in a Movie About a Dog?

While BarkSkip’n Arthur the King, I realized this would be a challenge, given that the movie is partially about the dog. Carefully editing the dog character without losing the story's essence is essential to maintain storytelling integrity. There are 138 hand-mapped sequences where a dog appears on-screen, playing a huge role in the storyline and carrying the emotional arc through the finish of the film. I try to keep the story going with the trigger stamps so that viewers retain the story and their sanity while their dog(s) sleep.

Here’s a quick video of Gus reacting to some dogs in Arthur the King