Animation directors, Benoit Leva and Clim, have brought their individual styles to Troublemakers.
Leva is a French artist who studied in Paris as designer, then later on was hired as an art director at a television channel in the French capital.
His love for stop-motion began five years ago, when he felt that he needed to get away from the screen, and he didn’t want to spend entire days behind his desk. He started by experimenting with paper shapes in his work, which he then replaced by other organic and natural basic elements. Since then, he has been working for several prestigious brands such as Hermès, Prada, Perrier and Evian, which give him ‘‘carte blanche’’ to create films. And now he is part of the Troublemakers family.
Clim is an international awarded artist whose work is conceptual, vibrant and joyful. His design-thinking approach is built on idea and simplicity.
Clim’s experience leans heavily into digital content for luxury brands, tech, art, and design industries. He understands style as a visual reaction to an idea, coming directly from analysing carefully each of the projects and final goals. This is what allows him to find a unique aesthetic response that speaks directly to the client’s audience.
