Tales from Cozy Cabin is a comedy series of funny, short, animated episodes created by Terry Mynott (Writer / Comedian) and Steven Lalonde (Owner + Creative Director at Lalo Co Animation). The show can be tailored to fit within another show or be a stand alone commission for TV or the internet. Each episode begins with an animated visual of a different 'film star' (storyteller) reading from the Wooden Back Book of Life inside the Cozy Cabin. As the story proceeds, the storyteller fades out of the visual and the story is continued in flash animation (with the storyteller as V.O.)

The Cozy Cabin is tucked away in the deep solitude of the northern forest. it is a great place for our star’s to get away from it all, and get back to the simpler ways of life, where books read by the fire go hand in hand with the surroundings.

In each episode, Terry Mynott will impersonate a different film star narrating a story from the Wooden Book of Life in front of the fire.

Stories read from the book are based on either real life events from our planet: history, theories and religion but all with a very comical and surreal twist. As the story unfolds, the VT fades from the storyteller into a childlike, twisted interpretation of the narration.

(Storyteller - Christopher Walken) Christopher reads the story - In the Beginning. The story covers the Big Bang, Evolution, War and ends with man's struggle with the world's natural resources.

(Storyteller - Morgan Freeman) Morgan reads the story - And God said Let There Be Light. This story covers the creation of the world and man's discovery and subsequent embracing of religion. The story starts with God saying "Let There Be Light," Krishna going to sleep and also covers Hinduism, Sikhism and many other religions. (None of the episodes are designed to offend. No prophets are named and each religion is handled with care so as not to offed. Funny is the objective here!)

(Storyteller - Robin Williams) Robin reads the story - Communism vs. Capitalism. The story starts with Karl Marx, deals with the rise and fall of Communism, the Cold War and ends with the Credit Crunch.

(Storyteller - Al Pacino) Al reads the story - The Actor. The story covers the Greeks, Roman's, Elizabethan England and Shakespeare and continues all the way up to the golden age of cinema, TV, VHS and the Internet.

(Storyteller - Arnold Schwarzenegger) Arnold Reads the story - Man is by Nature a Political Animal. The story covers the start of Political Organizations and covers the Declaration of Independence, the Senate and House of Parliament, the UN etc.

(Storyteller - Sir Ian McKellen) Ian reads the story - Labels are for Clothing. This story covers the oppression of homosexuals, women's rights, suffragettes and other oppressed minorities. (Again, we are practicing good taste here and the aim is not to offend).