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Damien Fransolet
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Damien Fransolet is known for
What Happened to Monday (2017)
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A Monster in Paris (2011)
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Going to Brazil (2016)
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Known for
What Happened to Monday
6.8
Visual Effects
(Umedia)
2017
A Monster in Paris
6.7
Visual Effects
2011
Going to Brazil
5.0
Visual Effects
(Umedia)
2016
Asterix and Obelix: Mansion of the Gods
6.9
Additional Crew
(Nozon Studio)
2014
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Die Zweite Welle
5.4
TV Series
CGI artist
2023
6 episodes
What Happened to Monday
6.8
fx artist: Umedia
2017
Going to Brazil
5.0
fx artist: Umedia
2016
Minuscule: Valley of the Lost Ants
7.1
Modeling & Texturing Supervisor: Nozon
shading supervisor: Nozon
2013
The Magic Crystal
3.9
visual effects artist
2011
A Monster in Paris
6.7
vfx td
2011
Additional Crew
Previous
1
Asterix and Obelix: Mansion of the Gods
6.9
project supervisor: Nozon Studio
2014
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