Aventure au cœur de l’observation cosmique des macrostructures et microstructures à la fois magnifiques et étranges qui nous unissent à l’univers.
Ce film a été produit dans le cadre du Hothouse 9, stage de formation offert aux cinéastes de la relève par le Studio d’animation de Montréal.
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scriptPaloma Dawkins
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directionPaloma Dawkins
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animationPaloma Dawkins
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mentoring directorMunro Ferguson
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NoneRebecca Foon
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editorJason Lee
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sound designerLuigi Allemano
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technical directorÉloi Champagne
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additional animationKyler Kelly
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sound effects creationKarla Baumgardner
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recordingGeoffrey Mitchell
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sound mixerGeoffrey Mitchell
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sound edit internSharron Mursky
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titlesGaspard Gaudreau
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online editingDenis Pilon
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technical coordinationSteve Hallé
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administrationVictoire-Émilie BessetteRosalina Di SarioSimon ZaurriniStéphanie Lalonde
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executive producerDavid Verrall
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producerMichael Fukushima
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associate producerJelena Popovic
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