Inspired from the works of painter Taro Okamoto, as well as 1970 World Exhibition, this clip was created starting from handmade draws, which have been modelized, textured and computer-animated.
With the support of the CNC - "Aide avant réalisation"
Directed by: At and At
Produced by: Eddy
Co-produced by: Versatile Records
Animation Studio: Brunch
Music by: Zombie Zombie
2D Illustrations: Apollo Thomas
2D Animation: Meton Joffily de Alencar, Michelle Chan
3D Animation: Clémence Bugnicourt, Antoine Trapp
3D Modeling: Clémence Bugnicourt, Antoine Trapp
3D Rig: Clémence Bugnicourt
Réalisation : Lucas Malbrun, Marie Larrivé
Production : Darjeeling Prod
The prestigious digital agency SoleilNoir requested for Parallel's talent to illustrate the new Nespresso's mobile application. Now you can order your coffee from all around the world just by clicking on your phone! Quentin Baillieux, from Parallel, shows us a polished up and "premium" universe with this singular art direction.
Each set element has been worked with an extreme precision and the characters are both uncluttered and elegant.
Directors: Parallel
Agency: Soleil Noir
Artistic direction: Quentin Baillieux
Animation: Florent Remize
Compositing: Philippe Valette, Laurent Ulvoas
Art Department - Walls, official music video.
Clip directed by Grandson & Son, Hugo Moreno and Jonny White
Art Direction: Hugo Moreno
Character design: Hanne Galvez
Animations: Hanne Galvez and Bernard Som
Studio: Chez Eddy
Production: The Field
Label: No.19
This year we are transported to the Tufties homeland as it is threatened by a pair of gruff woodsmen and their novice companion!
Directors: Emmanuelle & Julien
Production Company: Hornet
Client: :Fairview Mall
Tobias Fueter, après plusieurs réalisations pour Triumph, signe une nouvelle et très divertissante scène 3D inspirée des Indestructibles.
Cg Production Company: Eddy
Cg Executive Producer: Nicolas de Rosanbo
Cg Animation Studio: Brunch
Studio Manager: Benjamin Darras
Head of Production: Fabien Cellier
Production Manager: Mélanie Parisi
Technical supervision: Jean Charles Kerninon et Yannick Castaing
Technical Director: Rémi Julien
Modeling - Surfacing Artists: David Arnould, Yannick Castaing, Quentin Dufour, Clémentine Frère, Ugo Froment, Clément Lauricella, Johan Mai, Audrey Respaud, Valentin Samuel, Anaelle Vermot
Rigging: Maxime Granger, Lucile Vampouille, Jonathan Salvi
Layout Artist: Quentin Darras
Supervising animator: Rémi Parisse
Character animators: Axel Digoix, Larson Liberlin, Michael Phy, Vincent Le Ster
Hair Cloth Simulation: Maxime Granger, Rémi Julien
Effect artists: Vincent Ewald, Laurent Fradet
Lighting & Compositing Artists: Vincent Hochet, Mathieu Maurel, Jean Charles Kerninon, Yannick Castaing
Background and Props Artist: Jean-Michel Boesch, Sylvain Jezequel
Story Artist: Antoine Rota
Pipeline TD: Camélia Slimani
IT: Gwenael Lorisson
Production Accountant: Moussa Traore
Hornet, Eddy and Uri Lotan were tapped by RPA to participate in their film series for the Pediatric Brain Tumor Foundation. Cancer is scary and overwhelming in itself, but to be diagnosed as a child can be even more terrifying, as well as incredibly confusing. By creating a group of characters called the Imaginary Friend Society, RPA embraced the task and conceived these films to help teach kids about the process of cancer treatment in a compassionate and yet realistic manner.
There is an emotional clarity to Uri’s work and a true intentional craft to his characters' actions. The piece chosen for Uri was Feeling Sad. And what is sadness? It is such a broad topic, yet RPA and Uri did a fantastic job writing the script and developing the direction. We were drawn to this film as it had a depth and an intelligence to its approach to sadness. These are kids that we are speaking to, and yet we do not want to speak down to them, thus the tone of the film had to feel real and honest.
For Hornet, this work was deeply personal. As with most people nowadays, many of our team have been touched by cancer, so there was not a hesitation to dive right in and be a part of it. And being a pro bono film, it was a true investment of our time, Uri's time and the entire studio's time. It was an honorable task to create a film that can help these children navigate the immensity of emotions, and still present it in a tone that is approachable and graspable.
Production Co: Hornet
Director: Uri Lotan
Writers: Uri Lotan & Kristin Labriola
Executive Producer: Hana Shimizu
Head of Production: Sang-Jin Bae
Development Producer: Kristin Labriola
Producer: Cathy Kwan
Editor: Stephanie Andreou
Designers: Oren Haskins, Michelle Kwon
Storyboard Artist: Uri Lotan, Yoav Shtibelman
Eddy (Environment Visual Development)
Executive Producer: Lars Wagner
Line Producer: Julie Bellemare
CG Lead: Jean-Charles Kerninon
Designer: Lucas Durkheim
Pre-Viz/Modeling/Rendering/Compositing: Mathieu Maurel
CG Lead / Look Dev / Lighting & Rendering / Compositor: Richard Kim
Character TD: Michael Altman
CG Character Supervision: Javier Leon
Character Modeling/Texturing/Shading: Marta Pombo, Esau Perez, Javier Clavain
Pre-Viz: Andrew Boccio, Anthony Travieso, Gabe Askew
Animators: Andrew Boccio, Anthony Travieso, Dylan Reid, Jonathan Muller, Keith Osborn
Look Dev, Lighting & Rendering/Compositor: Christine Kim
VFX: Gabe Askew
Look Dev Apprentice: Thao Dan Nguyen Phan
AUDIO
Music & Sound Design: Ambrose Yu
VO Record: Lime Studios
VO Talent: Grahame Wood, Beau Stephenson, Diego Alexander
AGENCY: RPA
Jason Sperling – SVP / Chief, Creative Development
Fabiano De Queiroz – Creative Director / Art
Mike Van Linda – Creative Director / Copy
Kirk Williams – Associate Creative Director / Art
David Fredette – Associate Creative Director / Copy
Ricardo Gurgel – Senior Art Director
Juarez Rodrigues – Senior Art Director
Darien Campbell – Copywriter
Brent Singer – Creative Director / Art
Chris Bradford – Associate Creative Director / Copy
Joshua Hepburn - Copywriter
Gary Paticoff – SVP / Chief Production Officer
Ryan Radley - Producer
Maria Del’Homme – VP / Director of Business Affairs
KK Davis – Associate Director, Business Affairs
Jane LoSasso – Account Director
Jane Han – Account Executive
Directors: Emmanuelle & Julien
Music video for “The chase in the ghost train”
from album “Chaos in Châtelet”
by Yann Kornowicz
Director: Hugo R. Ramirez
Production House: Eddy
Executive Producer: Romain Bezzina
Co-Production: Séchez Vos Larmes, 22D Music
Where do Cuties come from?... Well, there's a place where the joy blooms and Cuties grow with love...
Directors: Emmanuelle and Julien
Hornet Inc. Executive Producer: Hana Shimizu
Head of Production: Sang Bae
Producer: Marty Geren
Development Producer: Kristin Labriola
Editor: Stephanie Andreou
Storyboard Artist: Caroline Lefevre
Character Designers: Emmanuelle Leleu, Margaux Zinsner
Background Designers: Patrick O'Keefe, Benjamin Flouw
Lead CG: Gabe Askew
Lead Compositor: Julien Hazebroucq
Modeler: Julien Hazebroucq, Javier Leon, Gabe Askew, Sylvia Apostol
Texturer: Julien Hazebroucq, Javier Leon, Gabe Askew, Sylvia Apostol, Ylli Orana
CG Layout: Arsen Arzumanyan, Julien Hazebroucq, Gabe Askew
Rigger: Bogdan Mihajlovik, Michael Altman
Lighting & Rendering: Gabe Askew, Julien Hazebroucq, Sylvia Apostol
Cloth TD: Ylli Orana
Pre-Viz: Arsen Arzumanyan
Camera: Bill Burg, Matt Parent
Animation: Bill Burg, Matt Parent
Matte Painter: Dupp
Agency: Bailey Lauerman
Agency Producer: Sally Mars
Agency Writer: Michael Johnson
Agency Creative Director: Carter Weitz
Agency AD: Ethel Fong
Agency Account Director: Abbey Johnson
Agency Account Manager: Kelsey Kelly
Client: Cuties/Pac Sun
Music: Steve Horner
Sound Design: Dan Jensen, Sister Boss
VO Artist: Taj Ruler
