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To Build a Fire (2016)

Genre : Animation, Drama

Runtime : 13M

Director : Fx Goby
Writer : Fx Goby

Synopsis

To celebrate Jack London's 100th death anniversary, director Fx Goby adapted his famous novel, "To Build a Fire", tragic tale of a trapper and his dog in the freezing Yukon, into an animated short film.

Actors

Tony Fish
Tony Fish
The Man

Crews

Fx Goby
Fx Goby
Director
Christian Bøving-Andersen
Christian Bøving-Andersen
Lead Animator
Jack London
Jack London
Story
Fx Goby
Fx Goby
Screenplay
Charlotte Bavasso
Charlotte Bavasso
Co-Producer
Marie Corberand
Marie Corberand
Line Producer
Christel Delahaye
Christel Delahaye
Co-Producer
Christopher O'Reilly
Christopher O'Reilly
Co-Producer
Mathieu Alvado
Mathieu Alvado
Music
Samuel François-Steininger
Samuel François-Steininger
Executive Producer
Paul Dabout
Paul Dabout
Animation
Martin Hurmane
Martin Hurmane
Animation
Léni Marotte
Léni Marotte
Animation
Juliette Peuportier
Juliette Peuportier
Animation
Landariu Tinubu
Landariu Tinubu
Animation
Sidonie Vidal
Sidonie Vidal
Animation
Emmanuelle Walker
Emmanuelle Walker
Animation
Matt Timms
Matt Timms
2D Artist
Tristan Ménard
Tristan Ménard
Art Direction
Antoine Birot
Antoine Birot
Background Designer
Linus Carlson
Linus Carlson
Background Designer
Damien Colbolchevik
Damien Colbolchevik
Background Designer
Joe Dennis
Joe Dennis
Background Designer
Tonet Dura
Tonet Dura
Background Designer
Guitty Mojabi
Guitty Mojabi
Background Designer

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