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SUPAMONKS

Animation
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2007
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About SUPAMONKS

SUPAMONKS was a French animation and audiovisual production studio working across television, feature films, advertising and video games. Founded in 2007 by graduates of École Méliès, it developed from a creative boutique near Paris into a production company combining stylized 3D animation, 2D animation and visual development. Its production presence extended from the Paris metropolitan region to Montpellier.

The studio offered a full animation pipeline, from concept and script development through storyboarding, layout, set dressing, animation, lighting, rendering and compositing to sound design. Alongside commissioned animation, it provided character design, environmental assets, game cinematics and trailers. Its video game work included developing visual identities and producing art and animation in collaboration with developers and publishers.

From commercials to series and games

Early work centered on animated commercials and cinematic game trailers, including a long-running relationship with Quick and projects for publishers such as Ubisoft and Amplitude Studios. Around 2016, SUPAMONKS expanded into serialized storytelling and family entertainment. Its television productions included Droners, co-produced with Cyber Group Studios, and the preschool adaptation Pompon Little Bear, produced for France Télévisions. Its children's portfolio also included Jobs, a comedy series about everyday careers, and Best Sports Ever!

Feature and special-format work included Girl in the Clouds, Minuscule 2: Les Mandibules du bout du monde and Rabbids Invasion: Mission to Mars. In games, SUPAMONKS contributed art direction, character design and 2D animation to Absolum, working with Dotemu and Guard Crush Games. These projects reflected a practice spanning original storytelling, commissioned production and collaborative development.

Final operating period

The studio entered judicial liquidation following a court judgment on June 24, 2026, and ceased active operations. Its physical studios closed, while the dedicated Absolum art and animation team continued work through partner organizations outside the liquidated company. That continuation concerned the team's ongoing projects rather than continued operation of SUPAMONKS itself.

More about SUPAMONKS

Founders and creative leadership

The founders were Julien Bagnol-Roy, Pierre de Cabissole and Sébastien "Zwib" Ho. The report identifies Bagnol-Roy as President / CEO and de Cabissole as Montpellier Director during the studio's operating period. It also names Valentine de Blignières as Producer and Maxime Mary as Art Director. These roles describe the studio before its cessation of operations.

Production methods

The studio combined Maya, Arnold, Redshift, Nuke, ZBrush and Substance Painter with Unreal Engine workflows and remote access through Reemo. On Jobs, Loops Creative Studio contributed layout, set dressing, real-time rendering and post-processing, illustrating a distributed production collaboration.

Support for independent filmmakers

Through SupaResidency, the studio provided emerging animation directors with workstations, technical pipeline resources and mentorship free of charge to produce independent short films.

Production financing

SUPAMONKS helped structure co-productions around the French CNC Tax Rebate for International Productions and regional audiovisual funding in Île-de-France and Occitanie.

Notable credits

11 credits
  • Absolum
  • Pompon Little Bear (Pompon Ours)
  • Droners
  • Jobs (Les Métiers)
  • Best Sports Ever!
  • Girl in the Clouds (La Fille dans les nuages)
  • Minuscule 2: Les Mandibules du bout du monde
  • Rabbids Invasion: Mission to Mars
  • Tomo: Endless Blue
  • SuperMoine Holypop
  • Knight Club

Offices

Current and former locations of SUPAMONKS

4 locations
  • Arcueil office

    Arcueil, Île-de-France, France
  • Montpellier office

    Montpellier, Occitanie, France
  • Montreuil office

    Former office
    7-9 Rue des Caillots, 93100 Montreuil, FranceMontreuil, Île-de-France, France

    Opened 2008 · Closed 2009

    Former registered office, used from June 2008 to December 2009.

  • Paris office

    Former office
    27 Boulevard Edgar Quinet, 75014 Paris, FranceParis, Île-de-France, France

    Opened 2007 · Closed 2008

    Original registered office, used from May 2007 to June 2008.

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