Marley (a YorkiePoo) and Bertie (a Cavapoo) are real dogs starring in AI-made adventure films: space missions, etiquette lessons and a running list of grievances.
Marley and Bertie are two real dogs from the same household, cast in a growing slate of short adventure films built with AI production tools.
Four series are currently in production: a three-part space epic, a theatrical dog-safety etiquette show, a recipe-review series and a running list of one dog's grievances with the humans he lives with. New episodes are filmed, scripted and released here first, then shared to Instagram, YouTube and Facebook.
A three-part space adventure. Marley and Bertie take on a lunar mission, a mythical egg and an alien with a grudge, across a trilogy shot in full cinematic style.
Marley and Bertie suit up for a lunar mission and find rather more waiting for them than moon dust.
Watch on FacebookThe mission continues, and an alien guardian makes clear that Earth's visitors are not entirely welcome.
Watch on FacebookThe final chapter and the last part of the trilogy, where the truth behind the mission finally surfaces.
Watch on FacebookStarring Marley and Bertie, with Willow. Directed by Dick Peach. Produced by DJ Nahwahimean.
Real dog safety advice, delivered as theatrical etiquette lessons from the poised and utterly self-assured Mademoiselle Marley.
"A well-mannered dog does not accept chocolate. Not even a little piece." Mademoiselle Marley explains why, with characteristic composure.
Watch on FacebookMarley reviews home-cooked dog recipes with the dry wit of a seasoned food critic.
Eight recipes, tried and rated out of five. Every dish is checked for xylitol-free ingredients and proper cooking before Marley gets near it.
Episodes are in production. First taste test lands soon on Instagram and YouTube.
One dog, one grievance per episode. Bertie airs it with a flat stare and the last word, every time.
"Dogs love things that smell like you. Then you washed it. No warning. That's my beef."
In the queueTwo real dogs, two very different temperaments, one shared household.
A small grey, salt-and-pepper wiry-coated terrier type with dark expressive eyes. On screen she is Mademoiselle Marley, a theatrical finishing-school instructor, and a discerning food critic in Marley's Kitchen. Off screen, much the same.
An apricot and grey curly-coated Cavapoo, co-star of the Dark Side of the Bone trilogy and the voice behind Bertie's Beef, a running, entirely reasonable list of complaints about being a dog in a human household.
All three parts are now live on Facebook, with the full poster and credits up here first.
A dedicated Page is now live, alongside the existing Instagram and YouTube channels.
Lesson One, on the proper refusal of chocolate, launches the etiquette series.
The first films go out to @marleyandbertiedogs.