Friday, May 15, 2009
Paniek in het Dorp... trailer
While Beast Animation is (smokingwise!) in Cannes for the world premiere of 'Panique au Village', the promotion for the Flemish version 'Paniek in het Dorp' comes to cross speed. Humo will put the trailer on their 'wild site', postcards from the film will be all over flanders, an audio CD with extracts of the soundtrack is being prepared and soon you will see the filmposters everywhere. Enjoy the Flemish trailer... in scoop!
Thursday, April 23, 2009
Beast Animation goes Cannes!
'A town called Panic' selected at the Cannes Festival (13 - 24 may 2009)


Beast Animation, flemish co-producer of "a Town called Panic" (directed by Stéphane Aubier and Vincent Patar), is proud to be part of the Official Selection - out of competition - at the upcoming Filmfestival in Cannes. The film is not only co-produced by Beast Animation, most of the preparation and shooting took place at our Brussels based studios. More about 'A Town called Panic' at www.paniqueauvillage.com.
As a bonus: a guided tour (in flemish) through the Beast Studios during the making of by director of animation Steven. Have fun!
Wednesday, April 15, 2009
Beast Animation working hard on 1 minute... penisodes!

Beast Animation is very proud to present its newest character: Master Bator, the only penis that really can be called a Superhero!
Master Bator plays the leading role in a 52 x 1 minute series for 'new' media players such as cell phones. The concept and the viral distribution of this type of mini series are aimed at both teenagers and young adults. The edgy humour and the atypical yet very recognisable characters should appeal to this broad audience.
Find out more about this thrilling project on the website of flanders animation... or simply click here.
Tuesday, March 17, 2009
A town called Panic... in Flemish!



Tuesday, March 10, 2009
Beast on TVBrussel
Last week Beast's Ben and Steven were interviewed by TV Brussel for the program 'Brussels International'. They talked about the past (with never shown old footage), the present (with never shown new footage) and the future (no footage yet:-). Although the interview is in Dutch (and you probably don't understand a word of what we are saying) we hope you enjoy the 14 (!) year younger versions of Ben and Steven.
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