ESMA and CréaTVty: a successful partnership, with three films winning prizes in the second edition!

CréaTVty: the Sétois festival dedicated to new audiovisual creations

Founded and chaired by Stéphane Caput, the CréaTVty festival is a must-attend event celebrating the diversity and boldness of emerging audiovisual creations. Set in the heart of Sète, the event showcases short films, series, hybrid projects and creative proposals that push back the boundaries of visual storytelling.
The festival’s objective is clear: to spot, support and promote young talent from diverse backgrounds, by offering them a place to showcase, share and meet professionals.

ESMA and CréaTVty: a natural link for creativity

Supporting a festival dedicated to audiovisual creativity is an integral part of ESMA’s DNA.
As a school renowned for its excellence in 3D animation and special effects, we and CréaTVty share the same ambition: to support the emergence of new visual writing and to guide the younger generation towards promising artistic careers.
Being a partner of this festival enables us to offer our students unique professional exposure, as well as encouraging exchanges between schools, studios, creators and audiences.

A rich selection for Les Écoles Créatives

This second edition of the festival highlighted the quality of the work produced by the schools in the Les Écoles Créativesnetwork :

• 8 ESMA films selected
• as well as a film made by students from CinéCréatis, another school in the network.

This year, ESMA films dominated the competition, winning all the awards and demonstrating the talent and creativity of our young filmmakers. Here are the details of the awards won:

3ᵉ prize: Voyous – A turbulent duo facing the world of grown-ups

Directors: Lucie Bagot, Marion Barth, Elisa Broustal, Luna Dupas, Xavier L’Eveque de Vilmorin, Camille Ledentu, Ninon Reboux, Inès Tran
In this short film, two young boys from a modest neighbourhood, Charlo and Ficello, dream of crossing the border of the nearby skatepark, dominated by a gang of older skateboarders. Their quest to impress these power figures is complicated when they also have to look after Miel, Charlo’s little sister. Between challenges, loyalty and childish mischief, the adventure takes an unexpected turn.