ROCKET ROB
Every hero needs someone who believes.
Animated Feature Film · ~90 Minutes
A dad who might be a superhero — or might just be trying his best.
Told through the eyes of his eight-year-old son, who genuinely believes his father saves the world before dinner — right up until the day he stops. Twenty scripted scenes, a full production bible, and 90+ pieces of art that all started with a kid in a dish-towel cape.
From the opening sequence
MAX (V.O.)
Every city has a hero… but OUR city
has the greatest hero EVER.
SMASH CUT TO:
INT. LAVOIE KITCHEN — MORNING
ROB
Ow. Ow ow ow.
Visual Development
90+ pieces of concept art. Twenty scripted scenes. A full production bible.
Two audiences. Same film.
What kids see
A dad with a dish-towel cape who battles a giant made of kitchen pipes, flies across the city, and saves the day before bedtime.
What parents see
A man choosing between a promotion and his family. A mother who gave up everything to hold the house together. An empty seat at a hockey game.
From “The Silence”
ROB
Hey, bud. You still up?
MAX
You missed the story.
ROB
I know. I’m sorry, bud. Tomorrow I’ll—
MAX
You said that yesterday.
Not angry. Not accusing. Just… factual.
A kid stating what’s true.
The Lavoie Family
A Lavoie Family Story
What exists today.
- 01A complete master screenplay — twenty sequences, beginning to end.
- 02A full production bible — characters, world rules, three-act structure, visual style guide.
- 0390+ pieces of concept art and key art across every major scene and character.
- 04A standalone animated short script — festival-ready, spoiler-free, built to introduce the world.
- 05Complete character design sheets with turnarounds for all primary cast.
The Pitch
Theme, structure, and why this film matters now.
The Short
Read the full standalone short — free, spoiler-free.
Full Story
Complete synopsis with script excerpts.
Maple
The cat running tactical ops across the whole film.
Characters
The Lavoie family and the world around them.
Gallery
90+ pieces of concept art and key art.
“The cape is a dish towel. The rocket is a car. The powers are imagination. The heroism is the choice to show up.”
Interested in developing Rocket Rob?