Juke-Bar
1989
10 min
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This animated short introduces a juke box into a greasy spoon diner overrun with cockroaches. The cockroaches get caught up in the music as their lives are transformed by the arrival of this new machine. But the restaurant's owner has a plan: will he be able to outsmart his uninvited guests?
Details
This animated short introduces a juke box into a greasy spoon diner overrun with cockroaches. The cockroaches get caught up in the music as their lives are transformed by the arrival of this new machine. But the restaurant's owner has a plan: will he be able to outsmart his uninvited guests?
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directorMartin Barry
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scriptMartin Barry
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animationMartin Barry
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character designMartin Barry
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direction of photographyFrançois Beauchemin
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editingWerner Nold
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setsVianney Gauthier
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characters - assistanceDiane Chartrand
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set design - assistanceDiane Chartrand
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animation - assistanceDiane Chartrand
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musicMartin Barry
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sound conceptMartin Barry
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arrangementsPascal Véraquin
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musical directionPascal Véraquin
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music recordingLouis Hone
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voiceMartin BarryBrigitte PoudrierMonique Villeneuve
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recordingDenis Larochelle
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synthesizer effectsDenis Larochelle
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recording - assistanceLuc Papineau
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synthesizer effects - assistanceLuc Papineau
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post-sync effectsJérôme Décarie
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post-sync effects recordingJocelyn Caron
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sound editingMarie-Claude Salvaille
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sound editing - assistanceMarie-France Delagrave
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re-recordingJean-Pierre JoutelAdrian Croll
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special visual effectsFrançois AubryYvon Mallette
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actorLuiz SaraïvaFrançois BottegaPierre Mailloux
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art directionVianney Gauthier
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cameraPierre LetarteFrançois Beauchemin
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assistant cameramanMichel BissonnetteSerge Lafortune
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electricianRoger MartinAudrey BeuzetFrançois Warot
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location managerMichel Siry
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propsPhilippe Chevalier
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makeupNicole Veillette
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administrationJacqueline MarquisDenise DesLauriers
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executive producerRobert Forget
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producerYves Leduc
Education
Ages 12 to 17
Arts Education - Music
Arts Education - Visual Arts
Health/Personal Development - Problem Solving/Conflict Resolution
A humorous approach to conflict resolution and creative problem-solving. Brainstorm other possible solutions to the roach problem. How could the owner of the diner know that the music would “capture” them? What happens to the two that got away?
