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We had the pleasure of creating 10 films narrating the stories of @kering_official ‘s different houses, crafting animated books celebrating their heritage.
Creative Direction & Production @aldenteparis
Directed by @sacha.kalfon and @basilmnc
CGI / Edit / Motion Design by @basilmnc
Graphic and Editorial Design by @sacha.kalfon
Original Music & Sound Design by @kamalelaoufi
Clearance Supervision by @hanneloreestachy
Al Dente Team:
@carlalmn__
@theocheko
@valentinbreyne
@victor.graff
Special thanks to @bessenayy @emmanuel_kms and @rbrtemma for their help during the project
Full films on www.kering.com
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