Mars Express - crew, film crew
The entire team, the film crew of the film "Mars Express"
Mars Express (2023)
Timing:
1:29 (89 min)
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7.57/10
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7.5/10
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Film crew
Director
Jérémie Périn
Director
Producer
Didier Creste
Producer
Gaëlle Bayssière
Producer
Writer
Jérémie Périn
Writer
Laurent Sarfati
Writer
Laurent Sarfati
Writer
Editor
Lila Desiles
Editor
Art Direction
Mikael Robert
Art Direction
Original Music Composer
Fred Avril
Original Music Composer
Philippe Monthaye
Original Music Composer
Unit Production Manager
Arnauld Boulard
Unit Production Manager
Foley Artist
Grégory Vincent
Foley Artist
Compositing Supervisor
Cyprien Nozières
Compositing Supervisor
Foley Mixer
Kévin Feildel
Foley Mixer
Music
Fred Avril
Music
Philippe Monthaye
Music
Sound Supervisor
Fanny Bricoteau
Sound Supervisor
Creator
Jérémie Périn
Creator
What's left behind the scenes
- This is director Jérémy Peron's feature film debut. Previously, he had only directed individual episodes of the animated series “The Last Man” (2016-2022). In 2018, producer Didier Crest approached Peron and Laurent Sarfati (the screenwriter and creator of “The Last Man”) and asked them to consider creating a film based on the animated series. Peron and Sarfati convinced him to try their hand at an original neonoir animated science fiction film. He was captivated by the idea, found funding for the project, and eventually “Mars Express” came to light.
- Sometimes the cartoon shows an intersection of three roads, named Suzuki, Hulsbeck, and Chahi. This is a reference to Yu Suzuki, Chris Hulsbeck, and Eric Chahi – well-known figures in the gaming industry. The hacker is named Roberta Williams, which is a reference to another key figure in the field of computer games.
- This is director Jérémy Perrin's feature film debut. Previously, he only directed individual episodes of the animated series "The Last Man" (2016-2022). In 2018, producer Didier Crest approached Perrin and Laurent Sarfati (the screenwriter and creator of "The Last Man") and suggested they consider creating a film based on the animated series. Perrin and Sarfati convinced him to try his hand at an original neonoir animated science fiction film. He was captivated by the idea, found funding for the project, and eventually "Mars Express" saw the light of day.
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