Yannick Mahe| 4 mins | France

A young medical assistant is giving a nice presentation about the principles of evolution. The genetic information of each living being is subject to modifications. Mutations can lead to bacterial resistance towards antibiotics.

SCREENING SCHEDULE
2:00 PM     Sund, Oct 17, 2010
New York Hall of Science

PRODUCTION CREDITS
Director | Yannick Mahé
Script | Gilles Macagno & Yannick Mahé
Illustrations | Gilles Macagno
Animation | Jean Rubak & Amélie Compain
Animation assistants | Jumi Yoon, Arnaud Bertuzzi, Nicolas Comte & Jessye Jakoby-Koaly
Voices | Debra Reynolds & Andrew Wilson
Sound design | Gérard Labady
Voice recording | Marie-Odile Dupont & Romuald Herrero
Sound editing | Marie-Odile Dupont
Video editing | Yannick Mahé
Production | CNDP (2009)

DIRECTOR’S BIO
Working for several years as molecular and cellular biologist I felt that scientists are not sufficiently engaged in public understanding of sciences. So I decided to have a complementary training in 2D/3D animation in order to make scientific movies. Narration and animation allows to communicate scientific topics in a very pleasant and easy way.

TRAILER

Mutations – selection: the bacteria resist from Yannick Mahé on Vimeo.