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.
The master screenplay is done — twenty sequences, beginning to end — backed by a full production bible: characters, world rules, three-act structure, visual style guide. There’s also a standalone animated short, festival-ready and spoiler-free, built to introduce the world without giving anything away.
Alongside it: 90+ pieces of concept and key art across every major scene and character, plus complete character design sheets with turnarounds for the 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.
“Every family has heroes. Ours has the best ones.”
Max, in the film’s final line
Interested in developing Rocket Rob?