I HAVE A SECRET

ANIMATION SERIES

52 x 5 mins

IN DEVELOPMENT

What if the animals that inhabit our planet had things to hide, secrets they didn't dare to admit?

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THE TEAM

Burcu & Geoffrey

Directors

Burcu & Geoffrey started directing projects together during their studies. This young and talented duo is composed of Burcu, a young woman from Istanbul who is passionate about illustration and design. And Geoffrey, a Frenchman who is fascinated in 3D animation as well as the technical aspect of the art form. Together they directed the short animated film, "Tant de Forêts," as part of a Jacques Prévert collection that was broadcasted on France 3.

Fanny Courtillot

Screenwriter

Fanny Courtillot is a brilliant screenwriter with a deep sensitivity and a love for kid's animation. She's recently worked on "Moka's fabulous adventures" and "Chip'N'Dale" for Disney.

James Hagger

Producer

James Hagger is the founder and producer of ELIOTNESS. In the last 14 years James has produced over a hundred live action and animated films, from fictions to documentaries, to short films and commercials.

Robin Noël

Producer

Robin began his career in feature films alongside Eric Toledano and Olivier Nakache for the company Quad Films, assisting them on internationally acclaimed films. He joined ELIOTNESS in 2020, sharing founder James Hagger's ambition to develop and carry ambitious long format projects, blurring the imposed boundaries of genre.

INFORMATION

Catégorie: ANIMATION SERIES

Format: 52 x 5 mins

Status: IN DEVELOPMENT

Synopsis :

“I have a secret” is a series of discovery about animals and their hidden particularities. Each episode follows the adventure of a forest animal: from the caterpillar that is about to become a butterfly to the squirrel that is stocking up for winter times… Through instructive and engaging stories, we discover the daily life of an animal, its character and its habits. As we discover them, we understand that each animal hides a secret, derived from a natural knowledge. We learn why the caterpillar is afraid and why the deer does not dare to show itself. Each secret reveals a particularity of the animal and a problem that allows us to broaden our knowledge of living things and of ourselves.

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