Showing posts with label Pirate Parrot. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Pirate Parrot. Show all posts

Tuesday, December 24, 2013

Merry Christmas and Happy New Year From The Zen Parrot

Merry Christmas and Happy New Year from The Zen Parrot and the cast and crew of Parrot Soup, the animated high seas adventure drama featuring the pirate ship The Alligator, the Pirate Parrot Aboo, his nemesis Captain Kid Kadra, and First Mate Roxanne.




The Pirate Parrot Aboo

Captain Kid Kadra

First Mate Roxanne

Tuesday, March 26, 2013

Good Writing Is Hard Work: Parrot Soup

Presenting Parrot Soup: Desperate Men (Season Two Episode Two)



Featuring Kid Kadra, as Captain Kid Kadra

Writing good dialog is hard work. If you don't believe us, just try it some time. Lauren Bacall's clip from the classic Humphrey Bogart movie To Have and Have Not nicely sums up the model of script writing we strive for: short, terse, concise, to the point! Sometimes the best dialog is no dialog at all, like when Bogey puts his lips together and whistles. As they say, silence is golden.



In case you missed Episode One of Season Two:


Sunday, January 27, 2013

Drama, Romance, and High Seas Adventure: Introducing the Second Season of Parrot Soup

Revenge is a dish served cold. And Captain Kid Kadra intends to make cold parrot soup out of that pirate parrot Aboo. That pirate parrot commandered his ship The Alligator in the first season of Parrot Soup. Now Captain Kadra is out for revenge in this first episode of the second season of Parrot Soup. Drama, adventure, romance, and battles at sea await the cast and crew of The Alligator!


Introducing the Stars of Parrot Soup:

Kid Kadra, as the Captain of The Alligator

First Mate, Roxanne

The Pirate Parrot Aboo

In case you missed any episodes from the first season, we include the complete first season of Parrot Soup to view at your convenience:














We'd love to know what you think of the series. If you have any suggestions for plot lines pass them along as well. These animated cartoons may look simple, but writing good dialogue is hard work! If you don't think so, just try it some time.