Illumination Studios Paris
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| Illumination Studios Paris | |
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| Founded | December 2011[1] |
| First Super Mario film | The Super Mario Bros. Movie (2023) |
| Current presidents | Jacques Bled[2] Bruno Chuffard Joy Poirel Bill Ryan Natalie Vancauwenberghe |
Illumination Studios Paris (formerly Illumination Mac Guff) is a French-based animation studio branch that produces the Super Mario–franchise animated films and all Illumination films except the live-action film Hop, which featured CGI by Rhythm & Hues. Following the success of Illumination's first animated film, Despicable Me, the studio along with Universal Pictures bought out Mac Guff and split it into Illumination Mac Guff while the main studio still existed in Ligue, with their first feature being an adaptation of The Lorax.[1] After the release of the 2016 film Sing 2, the company changed its name to Illumination Studios Paris.
Filmography[edit]
- The Super Mario Bros. Movie – Character Animation and Computer Graphics
- The Super Mario Galaxy Movie – Character Animation and Computer Graphics[3]
Gallery[edit]
Original company logo used from 2011 to 2017
References[edit]
- ^ a b Elsa Keslassy (December 12, 2011). Universal benefit in Mac Guff accord. Variety.
- ^ Rhonda Richford and Gregg Kilday (December 9, 2016). An Inside Look at Illumination’s 24/7 Operation, From L.A. to Paris. The Hollywood Reporter.
- ^ https://x.com/illumination/status/1766816161864495362
