"Émile in Paris" is a series of mini-films directed by the Turbo Collective
The overall tone of the films is somewhere between comic and bizarre, with some hilarious and original monster designs. We follow Emile, a little aviator monster who twirls in the capital, encountering other wacky creatures along the way.
Turbo Collective is : Antoine Marchand, Paul-Eugène Dannaud, Fabien Meyran & Benoît de Geyer
Imagine & Crafted with love by Turbo Collective
Additional Rigging : Flavien Garnier
Compositing VHS Effect : Vincent Ewald
Musique Originale : Jesse Frederick
Sound Design & Sound Editing : BADJE Auditoriums et Turbo Collectif
Mixing Studio : BADJE Auditoriums
Producer : Julie Paturle
Eddy Production : Jean-François Bourrel, Emilie Walmsley
Hosted and Supported by Brunch Studio
Directed by Turbo Collective
Storyboard: Turbo Collective
Character Design : Antoine Marchand
Concept Artist : Gaël Chauvet
Production: EDDY
Executive producer : Emilie Walmsley
Producers : Camille Principiano, Jonathan Zahut
Production coordinator : François de Rosanbo
Production: UNLISTED
Executive Producer: Graham Pryor
Producer: Kade Robertson
Menhir Fx Studio (Valentin Valdo Dornel, , Simon Tarsiguel, Pierre Tarsiguel, Clément Crosnier, Sarah Guadagno, Loic Curien, Rachel Bosc-Bierne, Fabien Urbanczyk, Edgard Cros, Thomas Caputo, Julien Reyes, Steeve Manangou, Alwin Durez,, Lucien Lecompte)
Editing : Hugo Hartmann Perrenot
Grading : Nightshift
Sound Design: Andy Stewart
Music Supervision: Level Two Music
Original Music
Written and Performed by Kate Miller-Heidke & Keir Nuttall
© Sony Music Publishing (Australia)
Client: Australian Red Cross
Belinda Dimovski – Director Engagement & Support
Astrid Mallard – Head of Marketing & Communication
Creative Agency: DDB Sydney
Executive Creative Director: Matt Chandler
Senior Art Director: Elaine Li
Senior Copy Writer: Jared Wicker
Senior Producer: Niki Bentley
Rubika Graduation movie directed by by Antoine Marchand, Fabien Meyran, Louise Grardel, Geoffroy Collin, Otalia Caussé, Robin Merle
At night, in a fish shop, two soloists give a very chic and emotional performance of Verdi’s La Traviata.
