French animated television series
Zip Zip is a French animated television series created by Aurore Damant, based on an original idea by Anne Ozannat. The series is produced by GO-N Productions with the participation of France Télévisions, Super RTL and The Walt Disney Company France in association with A Plus Image 3 and France 3.[1][2] The series premiered on Super RTL in Germany on March 23, 2015[3] and on France 3 in France on April 4.[4] It was renewed for a second series which premiered on July 8, 2019, with the English dub premiering on YouTube on August 6, 2021.
Premise
Tired of living in the forest, Washington the fox, Sam the boar, his sister Eugenie, and Suzie the blackbird decide to leave the wilderness and go to the city. To avoid being seen by people as wild animals and getting caught by animal control, the four take animal costumes to disguise themselves as a dog (Washington), a cat (Sam), a rabbit (Eugenie) and a canary (Suzie) and pose as common house pets. They are soon adopted by the Livingstones, and now live in their house with their cat, Victoria.
Voice cast
Episodes
Season 1
Season 2
Crew
- Directed by: Lionel Allaix
- Produced by: Eric Garnet and Anne de Galard
- Series created by: Aurore Damant
- Based on an original idea by: Anne Ozannat
- Script editors: Cynthia True, Matthieu Chevallier (season 2), Johanna Goldschmidt (season 2)
- Music composed by: Séverin
- Executive Producer: Eric Garnet
- Associate Producer: Anne de Galard
- Line Producer: Emmanuel de Franceschi
- Production manager: Séverine Modzelewski (season 2)
- Production coordinators: Séverine Modzelewski, Amélie Oliveau, Lysa Jumelle (season 2)
- Production assistant: Zuka Lelashvili (season 2)
- 1st assistant directors: Stéphane Bevilacqua, Margaux Ollier (season 2)
- 2nd assistant directors: Mathias Cottreau, Matthias Pialoux (season 2)
- Script coordinator: Amélie Oliveau
- Digital content production (season 2): Amélie Oliveau, Agathe Fradet
- Translators: Leslie Damant-Jeandel, Manon Cranney, Rob Conrath, Justine Bannister, Patty Hannock (season 2), Jonathan Sly (season 2)
- Story boarders: Lionel Allaix, Anthony Pascal, Christophe Pittet, Gark, Philippe Leconte, Thierry Sapyn, Baptiste Lucas, Nicolas Moschini, Nima Azarba, Fred Mintoff, Brice Magnier, Julien Thompson, Dominique Etchecopar, Olivier Derynck, and Ronan Le Brun
- Chief character designer: Marc Bascougnano
- Characters design (season 2): Érika Brémon, Mansoureh Kamaribidkorpeh, Hadrien Bonnet, Sylvain Bonnet, Éric Gosselet
- Background design team: Baptiste Lucas, Bertrand Piocelle, Tiphaine Schroeder, Thomas Greffard, Manuel Tanon-Tchi, Roland Di Constanzo (season 2), Sophie Castaignede (season 2)
- Props and FX designers: Louis-Gaël "Elger" Le Breton, Ahmed Guerrouache, François Maumont, José Lemaire (season 2)
- Colour Styling team: Caroline Vanden Abeele, Christine Lips, Sylvia Lorrain, Manuel Tanon-Tchi
- Storyboard Assistants: Johann Cheneval, Cédric Frémeaux, Colin Albert (season 2)
- Animation Director: Julien Cayot
- Characters Builds: Mathieu Chaptel, Adeline Monin, Thomas Greffard
- Animation References: Mathieu Chaptel, Caroline Piochon, Mourad Seddiki
- Layout Team: Franck Bonay, Miguel Larzillière, Brendan Merien
- Chief Animators: Christophe N'Guyen, Gary Dominguez, Juliette Laurent
- Animatics Editing: Fiona Couturier, Antoine Delaporte
- Final Editing: Fiona Couturier, Antoine Delaporte
- Dialogues adapted by: Elise An, Antoine Ledoux, Clémentine Blayo-Nogret (season 2), Justine Dupont-Breitburd (season 2)
- Literary Bible: Aurore Damant, Anne Ozannat
- Graphic Bible: Aurore Damant, Manuel Tanon-Tchi
- Trainee: Juliette Cuisinier
References
- ^ Clarke, Stewart (March 20, 2015). "Disney closes intn'l deal for kids comedy Zip Zip". TBI Vision. Archived from the original on March 3, 2016. Retrieved July 7, 2015.
- ^ Milligan, Mercedes (March 19, 2015). "Multiple Disney Channels Pick Up Go-N's 'Zip Zip'". Animation Magazine. Archived from the original on August 25, 2016. Retrieved July 7, 2015.
- ^ Toggo (March 16, 2015). "Zip Zip die neue Serie bei Toggo von SUPER RTL". YouTube (in German). Archived from the original on March 6, 2016. Retrieved July 7, 2015.
- ^ "Angoulême : "Zip Zip", la série qui fait mouche sur France 3". Sud-Ouest (in French). April 8, 2015. Archived from the original on August 19, 2016. Retrieved July 7, 2015.
- ^ "RS-Doublage". www.rsdoublage.com (in French). Archived from the original on 24 January 2022. Retrieved 24 January 2022.
External links
- Official website at France 3
- Official website at Go-N Productions
