Ep 9. Zou and the Camera
- TVY
- June 17, 2012
- 11 min
Zou is a British animated television series that follows the life of an anthropomorphic zebra named Zou, along with his family and friends, as they navigate everyday activities and learn new things. In season 1 episode 9 entitled "Zou and the Camera", Zou discovers his grandfather's old camera and decides to have some fun taking pictures around the house.
The episode begins with Zou helping his grandfather clean out the attic when he finds an old camera. His grandfather explains that the camera was his when he was younger and that he used to take pictures of everything when he was Zou's age. Zou is fascinated and asks if he can try it out. His grandfather agrees and gives Zou a quick lesson on how to use it.
Excited to try out the camera, Zou runs around the house taking pictures of everything and anything he can find. He snaps pictures of his family, his toys, and even his pet hamster. Along the way, Zou's friends and family become interested in the camera and want to see what pictures he's taken.
Zou decides to have a photo exhibition in his backyard where he showcases all of his pictures. He sets up a clothesline and hangs up the pictures so that everyone can see them. His family and friends are impressed with Zou's photography skills and praise him for his creativity and eye for detail.
However, not everyone is happy about the exhibition. Zinnia, Zou's little sister, becomes upset when she realizes that there are no pictures of her. Zou had unintentionally left her out of the pictures and she feels left out. Zou apologizes and promises to take pictures of her the next day.
The episode ends with Zou taking more pictures with his grandfather's camera, but this time, he includes Zinnia in all of them. Zou's grandfather is proud of him for his kindness and creativity, and Zou is happy that he could include his little sister in his hobby.
Overall, "Zou and the Camera" is a fun and heartwarming episode that teaches children about creativity, photography, and inclusivity. It shows the characters learning new things and having fun together, while also dealing with the complex emotions of jealousy and exclusion. The episode is a great introduction to the topic of photography and encourages children to explore their own creativity and imagination.