Les Androïds Associés

Les Androïds Associés is a French previsualization, 3D layout and animation studio based in Paris. Established in 2010, it works across live-action cinema, animated features, television, streaming productions and high-end game cinematics. Conceived as an “idea lab” for directors and producers, the studio combines cinematic storytelling with technical planning to help filmmakers explore sequences before shooting and refine them during editing.

Its work connects development, pre-production, production and post-production. Through animated studies and virtual cinematography, the team helps directors investigate shot choices, pacing, choreography and camera movement while giving production teams practical information for executing complex scenes.

From development to editorial

• Pitchvis: Animated sequences and pitch trailers that communicate a project's story, tone, mood and visual scope during development and greenlight discussions.
• Previs: Rough-cut 3D sequences used to explore staging, lens choices, camera placement and action before principal photography.
• Techvis: Technical shot models incorporating lens data, crane paths, distances and set dimensions to assess how planned shots can be achieved.
• Postvis: Temporary effects and computer-generated elements integrated into live-action footage to support editorial decisions and communicate requirements to VFX vendors.

The studio also provides storyboarding, concept art, virtual reality exploration and on-set supervision. Its cinematics and layout work includes virtual camera placement and the integration of keyframe and motion capture animation. On-set support covers complex visual effects shots, motion tracking and camera alignment, connecting visualization decisions with production requirements.

Selected work

The studio's feature-film visualization credits include Deadpool 2, Terminator: Dark Fate, Le Règne Animal and Dans la brume. Its episodic work includes Secret Level, the “Suits” and “The Dump” episodes of Love Death + Robots, and the “Sith” short from the second season of Star Wars: Visions.

Game-related projects include cinematic previs for Marvel's Spider-Man 2, Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 and Valorant, alongside cinematic layout and previs for Assassin's Creed: Valhalla. These projects reflect its focus on visualization across filmed and fully animated storytelling.