Our Partners
since 1999
Since its beginnings in 1999, École Méliès has benefited from the support of numerous production companies and a wide range of public and private partners. As a school that forges connections and is deeply committed to human values, it also draws on the expertise of former students it has trained and guided—alumni who now share the secrets of their own studios with new cohorts of students!
Since its creation in 1999, École Méliès has been able to count on the support of Caisse des Dépôts.
My Eggo is a French company that has developed and marketed a photogrammetry booth capable of generating a digital double of a person in just a few minutes.
The partnership between the French National Audiovisual Institute (INA) and École Méliès fosters creativity while grounding teaching projects.
Thanks to this partnership, students at École Méliès benefit from privileged access to Sony’s latest technological innovations in image and sound.
Both a producer and a studio, Teamto makes all of its productions in France (Paris and Bourg-lès-Valence).
The partnership with Galerie Maghen allows students at École Méliès to immerse themselves in the world of illustration and comic art.
Founded in 2020, Tsunami Studio is the one-stop animation solution for the 3D industry, production companies, video game publishers and brand agencies.
Founded in 2003 in Clermont-Ferrand, Allegorithmic is a French company that develops texture creation software.
Located in Orly, École Méliès is proud to contribute to the development and dynamism of its city
École Méliès can count on the support of the Île-de-France Region, which has already helped the school bring many projects to life.
École Méliès maintains close ties with Groupe ADP through events, communication projects and more.
A renowned company, Autodesk publishes creative software that ranks among the most widely used in the world of animation and visual effects (Maya).
Banque Populaire is a key partner of École Méliès and enables our students to obtain loans on preferential terms.
Jungler is a Paris-based visual production studio working with international animation and mixed-media talent, and specialising in advertising.
RECA is a non-profit association (French Law 1901) that currently unites 28 French animation schools, all widely recognised by industry professionals in France and abroad.
Mac Guff is a renowned French studio on the European scene. Its activities span feature films, advertising, TV and web programmes, as well as virtual and augmented reality.
Xsens is a 3D motion capture company whose technology, used at École Méliès, makes it possible to work with motion capture.
Based in Paris, Cube Creative is a 2D/3D animation and digital visual effects production company.
Partnership between École Méliès and the Cinémathèque française: access to collections, screenings, workshops and talks that nurture students’ creativity through the history of cinema.
Studio 100 is one of Europe’s leading animation studios, producing high-quality animation for a wide range of media, including TV series, feature films and web content.
Thanks to ERDF funding from the European Union, École Méliès was able to continue its development.
Based in Val-de-Marne (94), École Méliès has always been able to count on the support of the department.
KIDIWI is a studio specialising in animation (2D, 3D and motion design) and VFX post-production.
