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Alfredo Soderguit is an award-winning author, illustrator, and animator from Uruguay.
He makes animated films with Palermo Studio, a collective, which he founded with other illustrators and animators. He is the director of the prize-winning animated film, Anina.
As an author and illustrator, he published more than forty books throughout Latin America, Spain, France, and Italy. His work has been selected for the Bratislava Biennale, the Bologna Book Fair Illustrator’s Exhibition, and the Children’s Literature Illustration Award of Uruguay. His 2020 children’s book, Los carpinchos, (The Capybaras) appeared in the New York Public Library Best Books of 2020 and the White Ravens list.

French director Pierre-Jean Granjon started as a stop motion model maker before he started making his own animated films.
As a director, his technique varies from stop motion with puppets or papier-mâché to cut-out…
His work was nominated several times and his received the 2013 Best TV Special Award for Poppety in the Fall at the Festival d’Annecy (France).

Sophie Roze is a French animated film director who uses different techniques such as stop motion with puppets as well as cut-out.
She participates in the writing process, visual design, making and animation of characters and sets of other creators’ projects and was nominated for her own work several times with Les escargots de Joseph. She also won the Dresden Film Festival Best Animated Film Award (International Competition) for Whale Bird.