Flake White and the Seven Lady Dwarves

Paper-cut Animation, Belgium, 5’18”, 2014. Created by 12 x 8-12-year-old children under the supervision of Louise-Marie Colon & Dominique Van Hecke at Camera-etc.

Blanc Flocon et les sept naines 02 (300 DPI)Once upon a time, there was a king who sewed while watching the snow fall. One day, he had a child and named him Flake White… This familiar Grimm Bros’ fairy tale got a 21st century make-over with gender role switching by kids in Belgium!

 

Cast and Crew

Direction and coordination of the collective workshop: Louise-Marie Colon & Dominique Van Hecke

Script, characters, background, animation and sound: 12 children (8-12 years old)

Music: Eternityscape – Hak

Editing: Louise-Marie Colon & Lionel Fiévet

Mixing: Geoffroy Baral

Technique: cut-out paper

Producer: Jean-Luc Slock

Production: Camera-etc

 

Festival participation

ANIMOCJE 2016 (Poland)

MICE – Mostra Internacional Cinema Educatiu 2016 (Spain)

L’ombre d’un Court 2016 (France)

Créajeune 2016 (France, Germany)

Camera Zizanio 2015 (Greece)

Up-and-Coming 2015 (Germany)

The Golden Elephant – International Children’s Film Festival 2015 (India)

CICFF – Chicago International Children’s Film Festival 2015 (USA)

Cinekid 2015 (The Netherlands)

ENIMATION Little Elephant 2015 (Slovenia)

TOFUZI 2015 (Georgia) => The Best Film Created by Children

FIFF Namur 2015 (Belgium)

REC Filmfestival Berlin 2015 (Germany)

AniFest Rozafa 2015 (Albania)

Festival du Film d’Animation de Paris 2015 (France)

Constantine’s Gold Coin 2015 (Serbia) => 1st Prize MINI

Cartoon Club 2015 (Italy)

Anima Mundi 2015 (Brazil)

Le Court en dit Long 2015 (France)

Festimaj 2015 (France)

Kid’s Eye Film Festival 2015 (Hungary) => Special Prize

VAFI 2015 (Croatia) => 1st Prize BLUE VAFI

Cartoons on the Bay 2015 (Italy)

FIFES 2015 (Croatia)

KidzFlicks 2015 (Australia) => Best International Sound

ContraVision 2015 (Germany)

FIFEM – Festival International du Film pour Enfants de Montréal 2015 (Canada)

 

5’19’’ • HD • COLOUR • 10/2014

www.camera-etc.be

 

About Camera-etc Animation Studio

Logo Camera-etcCamera-etc was created in 1979 for the purpose of making and producing short animated films. Recognized as Production Workshop and Centre for Expression and Creativity of the French-speaking Community of Belgium, Camera-etc organises creative group workshops for children, young people and adults in Belgium and in other countries.

A highly developed sector, animated films are nevertheless rarely used as socio-cultural tool. Camera-etc produces around twenty short films a year that are educational as well as socializing projects carried out  in schools, local social welfare agencies (CPAS), neighbourhood associations, NGOs etc. It’s work that enables participants to find new means of expression.

Besides workshop films, Camera-etc supports professional creation by producing art house works.

 

Collective works

  • Butoyi (10’ – 2013)
  • The Shell (12’40” – 2012)
  • Barracuda (8’ – 2011)
  • It Wasn’t A Wolf (3’50” – 2010)
  • Poxy’s Life (6’ – 2010)
  • Cleo’s Boogie (6’21” – 2010)
  • Ad Vitam (8’40” – 2009)
  • Warda (5’25” – 2008)
  • I’m Hungry (3’30” – 2008)
  • Leila (3’45” – 2007)
  • Max between Sky and Earth (8’50” – 2004)
  • Water is Life! (9’ – 2003)
  • The Whistler’s Tale (9’40” – 2002) – in coproduction with RTBF
  • Youssou, the Water Boy (6’45” – 2000) – in coproduction with RTBF
  • The Lighthouse (8’30” – 1999) – in coproduction with RTBF

Author works

  • The Labyrinth by Mathieu Labaye (9’ – 2013)
  • Hair by Delphine Hermans (8’44” – 2013)
  • The Sardine Tin by Louise-Marie Colon (9’25” – 2011)
  • Orgesticulanismus by Mathieu Labaye (9’29” – 2008) – in coproduction with WIP
  • The Yellow Envelope by Delphine Hermans (9’ – 2008)
  • The Broken Doll by Louise-Marie Colon (8’ – 2004) – in coproduction with La boite… Productions