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BIG SHOT Selected for Animaze Daze at Annecy OFF 2015
Director: Maurice HuvelinMaurice Huvelin was born in Paris. He graduated from Orléans Art School, where he is now a professor. Since 1985 he has been an indie producer and maker of particular, nonsensical and poetic movies. His films have been awarded at international festivals and screened on European TV. Only recently has he made the leap into animated images. BIGHORROR is the first episod of BIGSHOT SERIES, Prix du Jury at Web Program Festival , La Rochelle 2014. Director’s StatementBIGSHOT SERIES is my first animated series. Since I am a comedy filmmaker, I often work on idiotic stories and absurd short movies for cinema. In Greek « idiot » means « simple ». So I decided to animate idiotic short stories with tiny and cheeky characters coming from emblematic famous movies style, in a one shot scene. My animated Pixel-art project is for me a new way to denounce human violence with silly situations and without dialogues. My approach was that BIGSHOT series could be showed everywhere, and specially in movie festivals, Web Fest or on Internet with interactive bonus and gamings.
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