Co Hoedeman, Animator
Synopsis
At 25, Co Hoedeman was recently married and had completed his military service before moving to Canada to pursue a career in animation.
Synopsis
Co Hoedeman works in his studio, creating animated films inspired by his life on a farm in Ontario. The documentary features scenes of his children, Nathan, Anouk, and Nica, naming their animals. It also highlights his transition from the Netherlands to Canada and his role at the National Film Board. Excerpts from his films, including "The Sand Castle," illustrate his creative process and dedication to animation.
Deep Dive
Why Watch
- Meet Co Hoedeman, a unique animator from Canada.
- Find out how he creates imaginary worlds in animation.
- See how his family influences his creative work.
Did You Know
- Co Hoedeman moved to Canada after 10 years of working in film in Holland.
- His children attend a French language school despite speaking English at home.
- Hoedeman's films feature creatures that do not speak Dutch, French, or English.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What nationality does Co Hoedeman retain?
Co Hoedeman retains his Dutch nationality.
What languages do the creatures in Co Hoedeman's films speak?
The creatures in Co Hoedeman's films are mute or they talk their own languages, which are incomprehensible to most.
What was Co Hoedeman's first job at the National Film Board?
His first job at the National Film Board involved mapping and coloring the real world.
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