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La Poste - Pliages

A superb paper folding stop-motion commercial for La Poste, the mail service of France. The ad was directed by Edouard Salier for the Parisian agency BETC. The animation was made at Paris-based creative studio, Digital District. The background score of this fantastic advertisement was composed by Amadou & Mariam of 'Sabali' group.

The ad showcases the efficiency of the postal service of France, from traditional mail delivery to banking and delivery of goods bought online. Keeping in line with the subject everything in this commercial is made up of paper - paper postman, paper landscapes, houses, human figures, cars, skyscrapers. The ad starts with a paper envelope unfolding itself making way for the postman through suburbs and then a modern city touching all the services offered by the postal company.

Uploaded by: marthe salier

La Poste - Pliages

Le Silence Sous L’ecorce

the silence beneath the bark"Le silence sous l'ecorce" or "the silence beneath the bark" is one of the most notable works of the French animator, Joanna Lurie. It was Oscar-shortlisted for Best Animated Short in 2011 and was nominated and awarded in many festivals. It received the Jury Prize at the Annecy 2007 project competition.

The film shows the extraordinary encounters of curious little creatures living in the depths of a great forest with the strange and wonderful. The forest is wrapped in a great white blanket of snow and the little things get amused as they discover how beautiful and fascinating the white snow is.

Awards:

  1. INTERNATIONAL FESTIVAL OF ANIMATION, 2007 (Annecy / France) - Prices Juryconcours Project
  2. VIII INTERNATIONAL FESTIVAL of ARTS ENTERTAINMENT "MULTIVISION", 2010 (St Petersburg) - Best Visual Imagery
  3. WORLD WIDE SHORT FILM, 2010 (Toronto / Canada) - Jury Award
  4. REMOVABLE MIRROR, 2010 (Vosges / France) - Jury Award
  5. LUCAS FILMS, 2010 (Frankfurt / Germany) - Jury Award
  6. MY FIRST FESTIVAL, 2010 with film courtyard (Paris / France) - Audience Award
  7. CINEMA FROM HERE AND ELSEWHERE, 2010 (Sainte Livrade / France) - Audience Award
  8. MAGICAL NIGHTS, 2010 (Bègles / France) - Audience Award
  9. THE MEDITERRANEAN SHORT FILM FESTIVAL GOLDENBOLL, 2011 (Adana / Turkey) - Best Short
  10. THE WORLD FESTIVAL OF ANIMATED FILMS, 2011 (Varna / Bulgaria) - Best Short Film
  11. WONDERFUL FILM FESTIVAL, 2011 (Paris / France) - Best Animated Film
  12. BE THERE, 2011 (Corfu / Greece) - Best Music
  13. BIRDS EYE VIEW, 2011 (London / England) - Best Short Animation
  14. FARGO FILM FESTIVAL, 2011 (Dakota / USA) - Best Prize Animation
  15. ANIMAX SKOPJE, 2011 (Macedonia) - 3rd Prize
  16. THREE DAYS VERY SHORT, 2011 (Castres / France) - Crazy Prizes Cinema
  17. SHORT FILM FESTIVAL, 2011 (Villeurbanne / France) - Award For The Best Creative 2d/3d
  18. TRICKY WOMEN FESTIVAL, 2012 (Vienna) - Audience Award

Uploaded by: joanna lurie

Infection

InfectionA funny French animation short-film by Vincent Dobbel, Mathieu Maurel, Jerome Ponzevera. Walter, the owner of an isolated gas-station signed up for a self-defence contest tempted by the 1st prize. But he was slow to react and kept failing untill he too the help of his young employee. Watch till the end to find how things took shape afterwards and whether his employee could help him win the coveted 1st prize.

Uploaded by: ESMA Movies

L'Enfant de la Haute Mer

L'Enfant de la Haute MerAnother superb French animated short-film with a water-color effect and beautiful imagery.

The title means 'Child of the High Sea' in English. The story is inspired by the novel "L'Enfant de la Haute Mer" by Jules Supervielle. The film shows a small girl who lives in a village near the sea. It portrays her imaginations. She seems to be waiting for someone, preferably her father, to return from the sea. Without subtitle i could make out this much but the beautiful painting-coming-to-life feel and brilliant production makes me watch it again and again.

Uploaded by: taromaru

Pauvre Pierrot (1892)

One of the first animated films ever made. This French animation was created by Émile Reynaud and was broadcasted in October 28, 1892 (3 years before the invention of cinema) at Musée Grévin in Paris, France, using his Théâtre Optique system - similar in principle to a modern film projector. It was shown along with his 2 other films, 'Le Clown et ses chiens' and 'Un bon bock'. The entire program was then called Luminous Pantomimes.

The film consists of 500 individually painted images. Reynaud himself was the script writer and projectionist. Although it was made earlier than the invention of cinema but it was colored and more than that - not a silent film. The musical score was done by Gaston Paulin.

The story in brief:

One night, Arlequin come to see his lover Colombine. But then Pierrot knocks at the door and Colombine and Arlequin hide. Pierrot starts singing but Arlequin scares him and the poor man goes away. (courtesy - IMDb)


More info about this film and Émile Reynaud:
wikipedia
www.lips.org
IMDb

Uploaded by: iconauta

Pauvre Pierrot - one of the first animated films

Fantasmagorie (1908)

The first fully animated film in history, made on modern picture film projector by Émile Cohl (Emile Eugene Jean Louis Courtet, 1857-1938), a French caricaturist of the largely-forgotten Incoherent Movement, cartoonist and animator. He is called 'The Father of the Animated Cartoon' and 'The Oldest Parisian'.

This silent animation is not a narrative but a collage of some actions performed by the main character. But the way one action leads to the other, the speedy merging of different scenes glues the eyes to the screen.

Cohl made it from February to May or June 1908.He placed each drawing on an illuminated glass plate and then traced the next drawing-with variations-on top of it until he had some 700 drawings to make this film. This created a consistent movement and continuity between the drawings. The characters look like chalkboard caricatures which was popular in those days. But Cohl filmed black lines on paper and then printing in negative, making his animations appear like chalk drawings.

More info about this film and Cohl:
www.weirdwildrealm.com
filmyear.typepad.com
IMDb
wikipedia

Uploaded by: classiccartoon

Fantasmagorie - first fully animated film

Princes et Princesses Trailer

Princes et Princesses is a 2000 French silhouette animation feature film written and directed by Michel Ocelot and released in 2000. It is a compilation movie of the 1989 television series Ciné si.

More info: Wikipedia

Uploaded by: Les Armateurs

Princes et Princesses Trailer
 
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