Private Eyes
2011
14 min
Coming soon
This 3D stereoscopic animation tells the story of Matthew, a boy who is never afraid of the dark. Since he's been in darkness all his life, Matthew has eyes where other people only have hands, feet or ears. This week is Matthew's birthday and he's very curious about the surprise his parents are preparing for him. Can he find it?
Details
This 3D stereoscopic animation tells the story of Matthew, a boy who is never afraid of the dark. Since he's been in darkness all his life, Matthew has eyes where other people only have hands, feet or ears. This week is Matthew's birthday and he's very curious about the surprise his parents are preparing for him. Can he find it?
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directionNicola Lemay
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animationNicola LemayJens Hahn
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scriptGilles TiboNicola Lemay
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compositingDale Hayward
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stereoscopyDale Hayward
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assistantFred CaronMaria Margarita RomeroSteGo
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editingOana Suteu
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sound designOlivier Calvert
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musicDaniel Scott
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foleyLise Wedlock
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musicianMartin CarpentierAron DoyleDavid GrottMarc LangisPierre ParentGuy PelletierPatrick Vetter
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voiceRobert NaylorPhilip LemaistreJulie BurroughsAngela GaluppoMark Camacho
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adaptationMark Camacho
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voice directorMark Camacho
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recordingGeoffrey MitchellLuc LégerMathieu Leroux
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re-recordingSerge Boivin
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digital imaging specialistPierre PlouffeSusan Gourley
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online editingDenis Gathelier
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titlesGaspard Gaudreau
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Stereolab teamMaral MohammadianMarylin DroletPaul Kroitor
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marketing managerChristine Noël
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administratorDiane Régimbald
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administrative teamDiane AyotteKarine DesmeulesMichèle Labelle
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technical coordinatorJulie Laperrière
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line producerFrancine Langdeau
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executive producerRené Chénier
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producerMarc Bertrand
Education
Ages 6 to 10
Study Guide - Guide 1
Family Studies/Home Economics - Family Diversity and Challenges
Health/Personal Development - Identity
Read the book that inspired the film. Ask students to note similarities and differences between the film and the book. Raise student awareness about diversity and differences, and facilitate a conversation about disabilities and the adaptations that people with various disabilities have learned to make.
