Story first
Characters and premises built to keep going, not to fill a single short.
Two sides of Venice.
one before lunch, one after dark
In production · Family / Ages 3–8
Milo’s
Adventures
Milo is a real dog. He is unreasonably curious about everything, and the show is mostly just him finding things out — then doing something about it.
Go meet him ↗Issue 01 · Night of the Fog
The Duke
of Venice
The Venice that turns up once the boardwalk empties out. Fog off the Pacific, a motorcycle somewhere in it, and a lot of people not saying what they mean.
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Pet Stars · about a minute
Every pet is a star.
Turn your pet into a stylized character, build a character kit and explore story ideas. Export production prompts to use in your own creative tools.
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Open Story Studio →Classroom · Educator-guided creative learning
Make learning move.
Plan story-based lessons, guide young writers through their own stories, and create printable activities and knowledge checks. Video production happens in external tools.
Open Classroom →Workplace · teams & customers
Show people how.
Build a training storyboard, practical checklist, and knowledge check from your approved procedure.
Open Workplace →A little of Milo’s world, in everything you make
Go. Notice. Learn. Help.
Start with something real. Find the detail worth noticing. Give a character a reason to care. That is how we build Milo’s Adventures — and the same care belongs in your story, lesson or tutorial.
From your storyboard to Google Flow → Play, discover & print →
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Why here
Venice isn’t the backdrop. It’s half the story.
The canals, the boardwalk, the motorcycles, the palms, the late light, the shop on the corner that knows your order, the weather that rolls in off the water around four. All of it ends up in the work, because we are in it every day.
Two worldsOne for kids. One for their parents.
One roomStory, art and animation sit together.
Two blocksFrom the studio to the Pacific.
The studio
small on purpose
The same Venice light, interpreted twice — once through curiosity, once through tension.
Anchor Studios is deliberately small. We take an idea from “what if” all the way to something you can actually sit down and watch.
New tools make that fast, and we use them. They have never once decided what was worth making. That part is still the hard part, and it is still ours.
Keeping people themselves
Milo behaves like Milo in episode forty the same way he did in episode one.
Fast production
Visual development, animation, voice and editing, without a six-month wait to see anything.
Then we show people
Web, YouTube and social are where we find out whether it actually landed.
How we work
roughly in this order
Start with a question.
Usually one a six-year-old would ask out loud, in public, at volume.
Decide who they are.
What Milo would never do turns out to matter more than what he looks like.
Make it.
Keep the distance short between an idea and something you can watch.
Show it to kids.
They tell you right away. They are never, ever polite about it.
Be kind. Stay curious. Help when you can.
— what Milo is actually aboutWho’s behind it
Founder-led · Venice, California
Founder
Ori Mor
I founded Anchor Studios after years working across live production, technology and operations — where the deadline is fixed, the details matter, and every part has to work together.
That discipline now serves a different ambition: building original stories and characters with worlds that can grow. It began with Milo, my endlessly curious dog, and the small discoveries that became Milo’s Adventures.
Today Anchor develops original IP and practical production tools for creators, educators and businesses. We pair the independence of a small studio with a rigorous approach to continuity, craft and delivery.
Two blocks from the Pacific. Building stories that go further.
For distribution, licensing, co-production, creative partnerships or press, get in touch directly.
If you read this far, let’s talk.
Distribution, licensing, co-production, technology, festivals, press, strategic investment — or a question about one of the characters. It all reaches the same inbox, and a person reads it.
hello@anchorstudiosvenice.com