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From the Big Bang to Tuesday Morning
2000
5 min
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Propelled by Claude Cloutier’s signature drawing style and absurdist humour, this animated short offers an overview of the evolution of life on Earth from rock to human, with some surprising twists in between.
Propelled by Claude Cloutier’s signature drawing style and absurdist humour, this animated short offers an overview of the evolution of life on Earth from rock to human, with some surprising twists in between.
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directionClaude Cloutier
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scriptClaude Cloutier
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animationClaude Cloutier
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director of computer graphicsPierre Plouffe
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editingSophie Leblond
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musicPierre Desrochers
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music - interpretationL'Ensemble Cinématique
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computer graphicsRené Fontaine
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computer graphics - assistancePascal Depocas
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digitizingPascal LaroucheBrigitte Morin
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image compositingPierre Plouffe
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music recordingGeoffrey Mitchell
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music recording - assistanceSylvain Cajelais
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re-recordingSerge BoivinGeoffrey MitchellJean Paul Vialard
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technical coordinationAndrée Delagrave
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administrationMaryse Chapdelaine
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administration assistantLouisette GoyetteDiane Régimbald
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marketing officerMichèle Bélanger
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assistant to the producerFrancine Langdeau
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associate producerMarc Bertrand
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producerThérèse DescaryMarcel JeanJean-Jacques Leduc
Ages 13 to 17
School subjects
This animated film explores humanity’s family tree and takes an ironic attitude in explaining evolution. From the Big Bang to Tuesday Morning is an initiation to Darwinism and the origin of species through natural selection. What is the struggle for survival? Species survive if they can adapt. It is species that survive, not individuals. Life preserves and transforms information over time.