Julie Rembauville
Born in Paris in 1982, she studied literature and audiovisuals at La Sorbonne University. In 2003, she published her first children book Je ne me laisserai pas faire! (I won’t let them do it!) created with the artist Nicolas Bianco-Levrin. Then, they realized films and books. The Machino received the award of the best DVD-book for children in 2006, given by the CIELJ (International Center of Literature for Children). She’s now working on an animated serie project for TV, KROAK (written with Nicolas Bianco-Levrin and produced by Sacrebleu Productions) and on the short Ombre qui vole.

Nicolas Bianco-Levrin
Born in 1979, Nicolas Bianco-Levrin studied at the Duperré Art School in Paris and published his first book for children Simon without nights in 2002. He published 25 books, using each time a new technic of illustration and directed 25 animation films, often created in collaboration with Julie Rembauville.