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Christian Volckman (b. 1971)

Born:
January 1, 1971

Biography from TheMovieDB

Christian Volckman, a graduate of Ecole Supérieure d'Arts Graphiques in Paris, is a French painter, graphic designer, photographer, author and producer.  He is mostly known for his motion capture animation effort Renaissance, which was internationally released in 2006 and received mixed reviews from movie critics.[1] It was awarded the Feature Film Award at the Annecy International Animated Film Festival in 2006.[2] The movie did poorly at the box office in America and Europe.  His other film work includes two clips and the short, Le cobaye, which received a Prix du Jury at Annecy in 1995. Maaz has been shown at nearly 100 festivals and has won 30 prizes, including two for sound.  He creates with the visual artist Raphael Thierry in 2008 the duo ©®, an artistic collaboration source of a series of thematic films and exhibitions named THEFLOW.  Description above from the Wikipedia article Christian Volckman, licensed under CC-BY-SA, full list of contributors on Wikipedia.

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Director:
1999  Maaz
2006  Renaissance
2019  The Room
????  The Kid: An Animated Adventure

Idea:
1999  Maaz
2006  Renaissance
2019  The Room
????  The Kid: An Animated Adventure

Production Design:
1999  Maaz
2006  Renaissance
2019  The Room
????  The Kid: An Animated Adventure

Writer:
1999  Maaz
2006  Renaissance
2019  The Room
????  The Kid: An Animated Adventure

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