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Pitch

While bringing a mail to Saint Peter in Purgatory, Emil, a young postman, accidentally sends the wrong person to Heaven. He runs to find and bring him back to avoid Saint Peter’s wrath.

"Erreur de Jugement" (Missed-judgment) is my graduation movie, made during my third year studying animation at LISAA Animation and Video games in Paris.

From an original idea by Charlotte Técher.

the team

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Charlotte Técher

Realisation

Artistic direction

Concepts

Charadesign

Storyboard

Animatic

Poster

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guillaume lucas

Production manager

Scenario

Lead animation

Clean/Colo

Lead compositing

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Sophie renaudat

Scenario

Rechnical breakdown

Concepts

Colorscript

Backgrounds office

Artbook

PR Manager

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alisa igityan

Rough storyboard

Build 2D

Animation

Clean/Colo

Montage

Trailer

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Animation chara

Animation FX

Compo FX

Motion design

adrien roux

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chance kony-fouletier

Props designer

Layout

Background Heaven

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laurent vang

Original music

Sound design

Audio mix

My work on the project

Animation

The animation of "Erreur de Jugement" was made with Toonboom Harmony, with both cut-out animation and traditional animation. Emil, the main protagonist, Saint Peter and secondary characters were animated traditionally, while the biker and the grandma were built on Toonboom Harmony, using deformers.

During this project, I animated a large part of the scenes, essentially traditional animated scenes.

Here are some shots I animated, at different production stages.

Compositing

"Erreur de Jugement" 's compositing was made on both After Effect and Harmony, using each software's advantages. As an exemple, you can see on the shot below the character with light and shadows on the left, which is exported from Harmony, using Tone and Highlight nodes. The animation is then exported into After Effect to add backgrounds and more technical adjustments. 

I was in charge of the whole movie's compositing, and here are different shots with different production's stage.

Gallery

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