Along with graphic novelists Joann Sfar and Clément Oubrerie, Antoine Delesvaux founded Autochenille, a film production company dedicated to adapting their works into films.

Between 2001 and 2008, he ran the CGI studio "La Station Animation" with illustrator Clément Oubrerie.

In 2011, Antoine Delesvaux co-directed "The Rabbi's Cat," which won the César for Best Animated Film and the Cristal at Annecy . He also produced "Aya of Yop City," directed by Clément Oubrerie and Marguerite Abouet.

Antoine Delesvaux also serves as a line producer for films such as "The Prophet," directed by Roger Allers and produced by Salma Hayek, with Joann Sfar directing one of the segments.

In 2019, he partnered with Aton Soumache to co-produce "Little Vampire," directed by Joann Sfar. Subsequently, he took on the role of artistic producer for traditional animated films at On Entertainement (Mediawan Kids and Family), including "The Little Nicholas," directed by Amandine Fredon and Benjamin Massoubre.

In 2022, he supported the launch of Picture Box, the production company founded by Sylvain Chomet and Aton Soumache.

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Antoine Delesvaux

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Producer

Art Director

Animation Department

Additional Crew

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