"A Monster in Paris", concept art

[hcjehg]

At this link you will find some concept images from the production we are currently working on.

It is Bibo Bergeron's "A Monster in Paris".

The link is in French though.

http://www.focusonanimation.com/tag/un-monstre-a-paris/

HC

[Charles]

This looks great, thank you! Looking forward to the movie.

[hcjehg]

The trailer was shown at a press conference in Annecy last week.

We have almost finished our work.

HC

[Charles]

New trailers from the upcoming 'A Monster in Paris'...

[Charles]

Another trailer for A Monster in Paris went online yesterday, this one in English.

What I like best about this movie so far, is that there's a monkey in the film named Charles. Hmmm...

[jeffnevins]

Thanks for posting. Looks amazing.

[Charles]

There's an interview with the film's director Bibo Bergeron by Ramin Zahed published on Animation Magazine's website today.

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DreamWorks veteran Bibo Bergeron goes back to his French roots with A Monster in Paris, an elegant CG-animated feature set in 1910.

French director Bibo Bergeron has directed two very different DreamWorks animated features (The Road to El Dorado and Shark Tale) and worked as character designer on the studio’s Jerry Seinfeld vehicle, Bee Movie. However, although he had made Los Angeles his home, he still missed Paris. That’s when he began dreaming of making an animated movie with a very distinct French flavor.

“I was in L.A. for years and a little homesick,” Bergeron tells us. “I wanted to write something set in my home city, Paris. In addition to that, I’ve always loved the turn-of-the-20th century when arts, science, technology innovations were moving ahead at full speed. Altogether, I wanted to make a fun, romantic and musical movie.”

Full interview

[Charles]

Animation Magazine reports...

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'Monster In Paris' to Open N.Y. Family Film Fest

Ramin Zahed
February 2, 2012

If you’ve been dying to see some fantastic animated features and shorts from all over the world, you’ll just need to book that flight to the Big Apple this spring. The New York Family Film Festival has announced a very impressive line-up for this year’s edition, which takes place March 2-27 at the Asia Society, Cantor Film Center, DGA Theater, IFC Theater, Scholastic and Symphony Space.

The festival’s opening night movie is Bibo Bergeron’s well-received 3-D feature A Monster in Paris, a romantic comedy about a misunderstood monster set in 1910-era Paris.

Full article