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Biographical
notes
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| Born
in Paris - December 24, 1951 |
| Education |
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High
School - Superior Decorative Arts of Paris |
| Career |
| 1973 |
First
short entitled “Un” - which won the Quality Prize |
| 1976-77 |
Winners
of the annual Grand Prix de Rome from the Cultural Ministry:
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Awarded
with a stay of two years at the French Academy Villa Medici in Rome
to work on second short entitled “Fracture” which
received numerous prizes at European Festivals. |
| 1978-84 |
Created
their own company for producing commercials |
| 1982 |
Production
of a third short entitled “Chronique 1909” |
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Received
a prize at the Annecy FestivalNominated for a French Academy Award |
| 1983 |
Created
story boards for a live action film by Roman Polanski, “Pirates” |
| 1984-85 |
Directed
first animated feature film, “Asterix and Cesar's Surprise”
for Gaumont Productions |
| 1986 |
Creation
of Brizzi Films |
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Produced
international television shows
Worked on “Babar”
for Nelvana |
| 1989 |
Sold
Brizzi Films to Walt Disney Television |
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General
Managers of new Disney French facilities, Walt Disney Feature Animation,
France S.A.
Production of animated feature, “The Treasure of the Lost
Lamp” |
| 1990 |
Received
Honorific Distinction by the Cultural Ministry, Chevalier de
L'Orde des Arts et des Lettres |
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Production
of various episodes of Disney Television series and special, including:
“Winnie and Christman Too”
(Special)
“Tale Spin” (Episodes)
“Goof Troop” (Episodes
and Special)
“Marsupilami” (Special)
“Bonkers” (Special) |
| 1994 |
Transition
at Walt Disney Feature Animation - Worked in Los Angeles with Kirk
Wise and Gary Trousdale on Disney's “Hunchback of Notre
Dame” as Sequence Directors |
| 1996 |
Directors
of the finale segment “The Firebird Suite” of “Fantasia
2000” |
| 1998 |
Development
of an adaptation of “Don Quixote” |
| 2001 |
First
exhibition of personal Art at Disney
Leave Disney and work for Dreamworks as Directors |
