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Intruder

L'importun
Max Ma
2025 | 1 min
3D animation
English


Logline


Director's Statement

Excerpt


Images







Team


Max Ma
Apprentice Filmmaker-Animator


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Photo : NFB




Lilian Chan
Mentoring Director


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Photo : NFB




Fred Casia
Associate Producer


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Maral Mohammadian
Producer


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Christine Noël
Executive Producer (NFB)


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Photo : Valérie Sangin



Credits

Written, Directed and Animated by
Scénario, réalisation et animation
Max Ma

Editor
Montage
Jesse Riviere

Sound and Music
Conception sonore et musique
Vid Cousins

Mentoring Director
Mentorat de réalisation
Lillian Chan

Associate Producer
Production déléguée
Fred Casia

Technical Director
Direction technique
Mathieu Tremblay

Technical Support – Animation
Soutien technique à l’animation
Alexandre Roy

Technical Coordinator
Coordination technique
Luc Binette

Titles
Titres
Cynthia Ouellet

Online Edit
Montage en ligne
Luca Di Gioacchino

Voice
Voix
Max Ma

Musicians
Musique, interprétation
Kate Bevan-Baker
Dave Gossage
Vid Cousins

Foley
Bruitage
Karla Baumgardner

Recording
Enregistrement
Geoffrey Mitchell

Mix
Mixage
Isabelle Lussier

Administration
Karine Desmeules

Senior Production Coordinator
Coordination de la production
Dominique Forget

Marketing
Mise en marché
Judith Lessard-Bérubé
Marion Duhaime-Morissette
Emilie Ryan

Publicist
Attachée de presse
Nadine Viau

Consultation
Donald McWilliams

Producer
Production
Maral Mohammadian

Executive Producer
Production exécutive
Christine Noël

Thanks
Remerciements
Shaheer Tarar
Kevin Riley
Chanda Chevannes
Cherry Beach Sound Limited
Josiane Bernardin
Nellie Carrier


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© Office national du film du Canada, 2025



Media Relations

  • Nadine Viau
    NFB Publicist – Montreal
    C.: 514-458-9745
    n.viau@nfb.ca

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