Written and directed by Marie Larrivé and Lucas Malbrun
Record Label: Entreprise
Project Managers: Michel Nassil, Benoît Tregouet
Produced by Eddy
Executive Producer: Corry Van Rhijn
Production Manager: Stella Ramsden
Production Assistant: Chamseddine Kaddouri
Animation Studio: Brunch
Animation: Marion Auvin, Morgane Le Péchon, Jean-Baptiste Peltier
Compositing: Rosalie Loncin
Intern: Ambre Decruyemaere
"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
Eddy Animation Producer - Julie Paturle
Eddy Live Producer - Hadrien Penavaire
Stop Motion Animator - Lou Beauchard
DOP - Adam Pellé
DOP Manuel Cam - Alexandre Szabo-Fresnais
Production Assistant - Emeline Martin
Compositing Manager - Pierre Manry
Manuel Cam Studio - Jean-Louis Padis
Color Grading - Willam Ferré
In 1924, George Mallory and Andrew Irvine attempted to climb Mount Everest and were never seen again. Seventy years later, Makoto Fukamachi, a young Japanese reporter, encounters a mysterious mountain climber named Habu Joji, in whose hands Fukamachi thinks he sees Mallory's camera, which might reveal if Mallory and his companion really were the first to climb Everest.
The Summit of the Gods tells Fukamachi's obsessive quest for the truth about the first expedition to Mount Everest.
This animation is one of the two films made for La monnaie de Paris. We crafted both films in traditional animation from a visual style developed by Leila Courtillon. We conceived them as long takes that combined impressive camera movements (animated in 2D) and a very rough style, which created a sensation of perpetual movement, speed, and lightness. Director Hugo Ramirez selected iconic monuments of La Monnaie de Paris's cities, which enabled us to design astonishing and spectacular transitions composed of morphs and wipes. The animation was led by the talented Olivier Lescot who interpreted designs with a wonderful sense of fluidity.
Produced by Eddy
Directed by Hugo Ramirez
Designed by Leïla Courtillon
Animated at Brunch Studio
Animation Supervised by Olivier Lescot
Client : Monnaie de Paris
Agency : La chose
