Brazen - Mae Jemison
MAE JEMISON, Astronaut (1956 - …) USA
Mae Jemison decided that being a Black woman isn’t going to be an obstacle to fulfill her dreams. She is the first Black woman sent to space. And the first female astronaut to play in ‘Star Trek’. If we believe, we can go far, really far.
This episode is part of the series "Brazen" which portraits 30 revolutionary women who wrote their own destinies and changed the world! Each in their own way, those Brazen ladies were out to tear down prejudice and bring aspiration and hope to the next generations.
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Phuong Mai NguyenDirectorMy Home
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Charlotte Cambon de LavaletteDirector"In a little boat", Fresh Out of School S3 collection
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Elise BenroubiWriter
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Emilie ValentinWriter
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Silex FilmsProducer
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Project Title (Original Language):Culottées - Mae Jemison
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Project Type:Animation, Short, Television
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Runtime:3 minutes 30 seconds
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Completion Date:March 8, 2020
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Country of Origin:France
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Language:English, French
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Film Color:Color
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First-time Filmmaker:No
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Student Project:No
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Awareness Festival 2020Los Angeles
United States
Award "Special Jury Prize for Animation" -
Los Angeles Animation Festival 2020Los Angeles
United States
December 13, 2020
Best animation for children -
Best shorts competition
United States
Award of Merit (animation)
Distribution Information
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MIAM! animationDistributorCountry: WorldwideRights: All Rights
PHUONG MAI NGUYEN
Phuong Mai Nguyen graduated from L’École des Gobelins in 2009, and from La Poudrière in 2011. As an animation director, she directed several short films such as the multi-award-winning My Home (Chez Moi), which has been preselected for the French Césars Awards and shorlisted for the Oscars in 2016. She has also been in charge of the graphic design and character design on several short films.
CHARLOTTE CAMBON DE LAVALETTE
Charlotte Cambon graduated from L’École des Gobelins in 2012, and from La Poudrière in 2014. Recently, she directed the short film "Dans un petit bateau" for the collection « En sortant de l’école » broadcasted on France 2, and animated a movie about French poet Guillaume Apollinaire for the TED-Ed YouTube channel.