Who can hold the sign: friends, pets or just me?
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Short answer
Anything from one to four is fine, in any mix: you alone, three adult friends, one pet, or a person with a pet. Everyone lines up in photo order, left to right, around one shared sign, which a pet holds in its front paws. Everyone shown must be a pet or an adult who consented.
Line-ups that work
- Alone: a single photo, one person with the sign.
- Three friends: three adults, a photo each, all happy to appear.
- One pet: a dog or cat on two legs, the sign in its paws.
- A person plus a pet: you at one side, your animal at the other.
- Four together: four photos, in left-to-right order.
Who holds what
When there are several photos, they share one wide sign at chest height and lift it overhead as a group. Pets hold it with their front paws, upright on their back legs.
Questions people ask
Can animals really stand up holding a sign?
On screen they do, rising onto their hind legs and holding the sign like little people. The model makes up the movement, which gives it a cartoon-come-alive feel.
Is a child’s photo allowed?
No. Adults and pets only; photos of anyone under 18 are blocked.
Does everyone have to agree first?
Yes. Every person on screen has to be an adult who agreed to appear.
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