Short Films - Blog Posts

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Le Gouffre, 2014 Directed by Carl Beauchemin, Thomas Chrétien, and David Forest

Le Gouffre is the first collaboration of three passionate 3D artists : David Forest, Carl Beauchemin and Thomas Chrétien. Uniting under the name Lightning Boy Studio, they spent more than two full years creating the ten-minute film, living on their own savings, and for the most part without external funding. The trio, having met in animation school, wished to prove their skills and attract the attention of major players of the movie industry.

The film tells the story of two spirited travelers who come across an incredibly wide chasm on their journey and decide to build a bridge to cross it. The movie’s style showcases an innovative aesthetic, at the crossroads of realism and painting.

Visit Le Gouffre’s official website here to read more about this amazing short film from Lightning Boy Studio.