Faux Soleil paint a post-apocalyptic utopia
The directing duo create a magnificent animation with a futuristic ecological message, inspired by the music of cellist Anne Müller.
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- Production Company Eddy
- Director Faux Soleil
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Credits
View on- Production Company Eddy
- Director Faux Soleil
- Producer Stella Ramsden
- Executive Producer Emilie Walmsley
- Executive Producer Jean-Francois Bourrel
- Production Manager Brice Smith
- Lead Compositor Nicolas Guilloteau
- Executive Producer Nicolas de Rosanbo
- Animator Simon Duong Van Huyen
- Animator Arthur Chaumay
- 2D Animator Clement Aubin
- 2D Animator Benjamin Delabays
- 2D Animator Edgar Merland
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Credits
powered by- Production Company Eddy
- Director Faux Soleil
- Producer Stella Ramsden
- Executive Producer Emilie Walmsley
- Executive Producer Jean-Francois Bourrel
- Production Manager Brice Smith
- Lead Compositor Nicolas Guilloteau
- Executive Producer Nicolas de Rosanbo
- Animator Simon Duong Van Huyen
- Animator Arthur Chaumay
- 2D Animator Clement Aubin
- 2D Animator Benjamin Delabays
- 2D Animator Edgar Merland
Directing and animating duo Arthur Chaumay and Simon Duong van Huyen, known as Faux Soleil, were inspired to develop this exquisite animated film after listening to cellist Anne Müller’s album Heliopause.
Nummer 2, produced through Eddy, paints a haunting picture of a dark, post-apocalyptic world, alternating between vast scenes of barren yet beautiful landscapes and mutated creatures, paired with a powerful cello soundtrack by Müller.
Faux Soleil have taken an alternative and contemplative visual approach to addressing the climate crisis, depicting the resilience of nature through beautiful atmospheric scenes that envision the thriving of once-extinct animals in a world post human civilisations.
The storyboard and concept were a collaborative effort - with the help of a small team of animators, Duong van Huyen designed the animals to life, and Chaumay created the colourscript and backgrounds, drawing from a range of photographic, architectural and cinematographic influences.
