A 40-second film by Mark Huber
Again from the Piggy Universe comes a video depicting Mark Huber eating a hot dog (that’s really a stick of dynamite that his brother, David, has placed in a bun). This is Mark’s latest and longest Google Slides movie as of April 2025. Enjoy!
What’s Happening?
This tells you what is happening in case the video is too fast to understand.
0:03: Cloud moves to show title and creator of movie.
0:04: Cloud blocks title and creator of movie; perspective changes to show Mark’s house. Mark opens door.
0:05: Camera zooms into Mark.
0:07: Mark closes door.
0:08: Mark holds out hot dog and thinks about where to eat. David hops into view.
0:09: Perspective changes to close-up view of hot dog; David throws sausage away.
0:10: David places stick of dynamite where sausage was.
0:12: Perspective changes back to zoomed-in view of Mark’s house.
0:13: David hops out of view.
0:14: Mark’s face lights up; Mark says “Ah-HA!”
0:15: Mark says “I’ll eat right here!” and eats hot dog. Swallows hot dog whole.
0:16: Mark’s eyes go wide, realizing that he ate the dynamite.
0:17: Mark says, “That doesn’t taste like sausage…”
0:18: Mark says, “That tastes like-”
0:19: Mark explodes; smoke clears to show Mark covered with ashes.
0:20: Plate drops.
0:21: Mark yells, “DARN IT DAVID!!!”
0:22: “Fifteen minutes later” sign is shown.
0:23: “Fifteen minutes later” sign is taken away; David is being chased by Mark.
0:24: David stops running.
0:25: Mark stops running; Mark turns to face David; David gets scared.
0:26: Mark gets so angry, his skin turns dark red, and smoke comes out of his ears. Then, he explodes.
0:27: David is covered with ashes, and his eyes are huge. Mark says, “Welp, I’m going inside now. Bye!”
0:29: Mark turns toward the door.
0:30: Mark hops to the other side of the door and opens it.
0:31: Mark goes inside the house and closes the door.
0:32: A “The End” sign is chucked into view.
0:37: Slideshow Mode is exited.
0:40: Screen Recording ends.
Pretty great, Mark. Some day I’m going to see your name up in lights and I’ll be able to say “I knew that remarkable kid way back when.”
Great work!