3D background creation (Wind-turbines, montains, forest,…) for 5 shots.
Director David Braun
Producers ALPAGA FILMS, INNERVISION and ALSACE 20.
3D background creation (Wind-turbines, montains, forest,…) for 5 shots.
Director David Braun
Producers ALPAGA FILMS, INNERVISION and ALSACE 20.
Human and animal character modeling for the famous Jack LONDON’s novel adaptation.
(Modeler Bertrand LEMONNIER)
Screening early 2018
Duration 90 min – Stereoscopic 3D
Direction Alexandre ESPIGARES
Production SUPERPROD
Coproduction BIDIBUL PRODUCTION
Distribution (France) WILD BUNCH
Distribution (International) SC FILMS
With the “Région Alsace” support
Protozoaire took care of the lighting and the 3D rendering of all 78 episodes of the series.
(Adaptation of the Comic by french illustrator Nicole Lambert)
This production took 9 months. We produced 2 episods (200 shots) per week.
Production: Media Valley / La Station Animation / France Télévisions
Broadcaster France 5
2015-2016
We supervised VFX on the shooting in Aquitaine, France in the summer 2009, and then handled the 3D special effects or a hundred shots (removal and extention of decorations).
Adapted from the novel by Robert MERLE for F3.
Directed by Denis MALLEVAL, with Bernard YERLES and ANEMONE.
Broadcast: FRANCE 3
Duration approx. 1 h 30
3D: PROTOZOAIRE
Post prodution: Atelier Vidéographique
Production: FRANCE TÉLÉVISIONS
For one sequence we modeled, animated and rendered the glider thrown by the child.
Television adaptation of the novel by Anna Gavalda “35kg of hope”.
Creation of 3D bats for 4 shots.
We used 3D bats that we duplicated (up to 30 for flight sequences), animated and composited in the HD images so that they are perfectly integrated alongside the real bat specimens used when shooting.
Broadcast – F3
Realization – Gérard self
Animations 3D and VFX – PROTOZOAIRE
Integration – Atelier vidéography
Co-production – F3
Protozoan assisted Francetelevision, project leaders, on the pre-production of the film, over several months.
We worked on early versions of the characters, defined the first graphic ideas and took care of all the 3D of this teaser which helped to raise research funding.
For confidentiality reasons we cannot show these items, but I invite you to go and see the official trailer for the film.
Director Laurent Boileau and Jung.
Production Mosaïque Films, Artémis productions, Nadasdy films eïand Panda Médias
The character bets his life on a dice-roll. As such, the dice needed to take a very precise route in this shot: pass very close to the camera while growing in an exaggerated way.
The shot was made without dice. We modeled the dice and created the animation of their movement so that they are consistent with the scene but at the same time also had a little bit of magic
Fiction 90 minutes (HD)
Prize Best discovery at the 10th TV Fiction Festival in La Rochelle in 2008
Broadcast on F3
2008
Director – Sarah Levy
Production – France 3
3D Effects – PROTOZOAIRE
Executive Production – Atelier Vidéographie
Series of 6 52-minute episodes on the abolition of slavery in the West Indies. All boats appearing at sea were created in 3D then added to the actual scenes.
All shots having been taken with a hand-held camera, it was necessary to reconstruct the shots through tracking. Replicas of the boats of the time were modeled and textured. We have then reconstructed lighting on the site in 3D to be able to insert the boats into the scene.
Broadcast on FRANCE 3 in 2007.
3D – PROTOZOAIRE
Direction – J – C Baker
Production – Lizland Film (and F3)
Models – Matamor
Executive production – Atelier Vidéographie
Special effects for outdoor scenes. This fiction mini-series deals with young women married, against their will, to settlers to repopulate the Guyana in the 18th century. A douzen scenes require 3D superposition of boats on the sea. It was necessary to reconstruct the camera movements and lighting before you can insert it realistically in the shot. Broadcast on France 3 in May 2007.
3D PROTOZOAIRE
Director – Palcy Williams
Executive Production – Atelier Vidéographie
Ship modeling – Matamor