Mona dances in stop motion

Mona chooses to dance to the default iPhone ringtone.

She uses the green screen to place the pair of them inside a dance club, complete with flashing lights.

Mona sidesteps the need to actually dance by shooting the majority of her choreography as a stop-motion film, relying on the abrupt changes between positions to provide the illusion of motion for her.

There is some movement near the end, however, as Mona twerks with a xylophone on her backside, as Antoine plays a few notes. Mona then returns the favour, playing Antoine’s teeth like a xylophone, and accidentally hitting one, for which she profusely apologises.

In the studio, Antoine reveals that Mona had actually cracked one of his veneers, which he had since gotten replaced (though he then proceeds to fake a lisp for the next few sentences, while insisting that everything is just fine).

Louis compares Mona’s attempt to a dream one might have after eating too much sugar, but he awards everyone top marks for their efforts.

(Written by Jenny R and edited by Karl Craven)

(Illustrations collected by Jenny R and adjusted by David Fuller)