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Leo just found out the man he blames for his brother’s death is back in town. Find out what happens and see more Amazon Studios storyboards.
Have you seen the Amazon Studios storyboard for Animal Heads yet? Here’s some of what you’re missing (art by Rob Nix).

Leo’s thirst to avenge his brother’s death leads him on an intense journey. Watch the story unfold in the new storyboard for Animal Heads, a project on the Amazon Studios Development Slate.
The storyboard was drawn by Rob Nix, and embraces the comic aesthetic — building tension, playing with time, and driving the story forward with powerful images. We’d love to know what you think of it.
Animal Heads was written by Alexis Piza and submitted via Amazon Studios’ open door process. Learn more about how to submit your script.
See additional storyboards created by Amazon Studios for development slate projects.
A sneak peek at designs by Joel Trussell for Animal Heads, a project on the Amazon Studios Movie Development Slate. The storyboard is coming soon to Amazon Studios (see other storyboards here).
Animal Heads, written by Alexis Piza, is the story of Leo, whose plans to leave town get derailed when the chief suspect in his brother’s death shows up.
Earlier this month, Amazon Studios announced the projects on its Development Slate. Some have top producers attached, some have open writing assignments, some have test movies — and all are moving forward.
Hollywonk is highlighting them, grouped by genre (including comedies and action projects). Here’s a closer look at the dramas and science fiction movies:
Premise: Leo’s big plans to escape his small town are foiled when the notorious animal smuggler implicated in his brother’s death returns. Instead of planning his departure, Leo recruits his friends to help kill the man he blames for destroying his family.
The Amazon Studios take: Animal Heads is an unconventional coming-of-age drama about a 17-year-old boy who plans to kill the man who allegedly murdered his brother. The script does a great job crafting authentic and edgy characters who also have heart. The action is gritty and memorable and the script employs some wonderfully surreal elements while managing to stay grounded in reality.
Premise: A barren woman miraculously conceives with the help of a mysterious fertility clinic, only to discover that she’s bearing an alien baby. Fleeing from pursuing agents, she has to decide if her newborn child is the precursor to an alien invasion or the only hope for mankind.
The Amazon Studios take: Children of Others is an excellently crafted paranoid thriller that grows from being a story about two people, to being a story about the fate of world. Though the finale revolves around a full scale alien invasion, we never lose sight of what makes this such a human story: it’s about motherhood. It’s about a woman trying desperately to come to terms with the fact that her ‘miracle baby’, the child she was never supposed to have, could be the harbinger of the end of the world as we know it.