Adult Children
<i>Adult Children</i> is a short animated film that follows the life of a daughter who did not receive the attention that she desired from her father.
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Camille Bertrand-MorelDirector
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Veronica TsuiDirector
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Natalie YiuDirector
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Camille Bertrand-MorelWriter
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Camille Bertrand-MorelStoryboard Artists
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Natalie YiuStoryboard Artists
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Veronica TsuiProduction Managers
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Valentina VelievaProduction Managers
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Olivia HamzaCharacter Designers
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Veronica TsuiCharacter Designers
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Valentina VelievaCharacter Designers
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Shiladitya BoseLayout Artists
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Veronica TsuiLayout Artists
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Camille Bertrand-MorelAnimators
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Nathan ChinAnimators
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Veronica TsuiAnimators
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Kai Po WangAnimators
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Natalie YiuAnimators
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Veronica TsuiSound Design
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Camille Bertrand-MorelSoundtrack Design
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Natalie YiuSoundtrack Design
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Project Type:Animation, Short
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Genres:Drama, Experimental, Coming-of-age
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Runtime:3 minutes 10 seconds
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Completion Date:September 11, 2015
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Production Budget:0 USD
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Country of Origin:Canada
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Country of Filming:Canada
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Shooting Format:2D computer and stop motion
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Film Color:Color
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First-time Filmmaker:Yes
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Student Project:Yes
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Reel Asian Film Festival - Unsung Voices 4Art Gallery of Ontario (AGO) Jackman Hall
November 9, 2015
North American Premiere
Camille, Veronica and Natalie currently study animation at Seneca College. Their first short animated film, <i>Adult Children</i>, was created over the summer of 2015 as part of the Reel Asian Film Festival's <i>Unsung Voices Youth Video Production Workshop</i>. Starting from a story written by Camille, this group of animation students (which also included the talents of Layout Artist Shiladitya Bose, Character Designers Olivia Hamza and Valentina Velieva, and Animators Nathan Chin and Kai Po Wang) combined their passions for storytelling and animation with a compelling story of childhood neglect in order to create this short animation that became their summer labour of love. For these aspiring art and animation professionals, the process of creating a film for a festival was a very enlightening experience that has empowered them to pursue filmmaking in the future.