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Marine Hercouët (1992, Brittany, France) mainly works for audiovisual projects (feature films, shorts and series) in the art department as motion designer, infography or props on set. Working on sets is a sufferable way to earn a living wage and a thrilling place to be: it gave me a whole new playground for observing people, notice the tiny accidental choreographies that appear and fade away between crew members.…Marine Hercouët (1992, Brittany, France) mainly works for audiovisual projects (feature films, shorts and series) in the art department as motion designer, infography or props on set. Working on sets is a sufferable way to earn a living wage and a thrilling place to be: it gave me a whole new playground for observing people, notice the tiny accidental choreographies that appear and fade away between crew members.

Marine Hercouët

Motion Graphic Designer, Art Director, 2D Animator, +3

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Marine Hercouët (1992, Brittany, France) mainly works for audiovisual projects (feature films, shorts and series) in the art department as motion designer, infography or props on set. Working on sets is a sufferable way to earn a living wage and a thrilling place to be: it gave me a whole new playground for observing people, notice the tiny accidental choreographies that appear and fade away between crew members.…Marine Hercouët (1992, Brittany, France) mainly works for audiovisual projects (feature films, shorts and series) in the art department as motion designer, infography or props on set. Working on sets is a sufferable way to earn a living wage and a thrilling place to be: it gave me a whole new playground for observing people, notice the tiny accidental choreographies that appear and fade away between crew members.

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Marine Hercouët (1992, Brittany, France) mainly works for audiovisual projects (feature films, shorts and series) in the art department as motion designer, infography or props on set. Working on sets is a sufferable way to earn a living wage and a thrilling place to be: it gave me a whole new playground for observing people, notice the tiny accidental choreographies that appear and fade away between crew members.