坐副驾位

This animated short film is adapted from the 2006 graphic novel by Nate Bowden and Tracy Yardley. The story revolves around two freelance assassins, Doyle and Abby. The film is produced by Copernicus Studios and directed by Michael Davis. It was primarily created using Photoshop backgrounds, some 3D elements, and extensive After Effects. Director Michael Davis is not only a skilled director and screenwriter but also an excellent illustrator and animator. He has always been hands-on with the storyboards for his works. He earned his undergraduate degree from Parsons School of Design in New York and later studied at the University of Southern California School of Cinematic Arts, where he received the Edward G. Small Directing Scholarship. He now works as an animation director in Washington. The title "Riding Shotgun" refers to sitting in the front passenger seat of a car. This expression originates from the history of the American West, when stagecoach drivers sat on the right side, and there were frequent robberies on the roads. As a result, someone would always sit in the left passenger seat with a shotgun, just in case. Since then, sitting in the front passenger seat has been called "riding shotgun."