Thursday, July 19. 2007

Mister Otter to Teach General Studies

Posted by Peter in Otter News
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Talented illustrator, Marguerite Sauvage has created the character, Monsieur Loutre (or Mister Otter in English) to star in an educational children's TV series in France. Who better to teach the youth than an otter?

"Please find here some pictures of a 1 minute and 30 second pilot of a children's tv program I developped in France last month.
It's a ludo-educativ program about culture and ecology which is presented by a professor otter called Mister Otter, and his funny assistant Lascarounet ("Monsieur Loutre" is the French title).
It was presented at the international animation fair in Annecy (june2007)."

Click here to learn more about Monsieur Loutre at La Station Animation

Click here to visit Marguerite Sauvage's website



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If I spoke French, I'd be watching it...silly me, I'd be watching it anyways and I don't speak French. I'm certain I'd pick up something. He's so adorable!!
#1 Madame Riverotter on 2007-07-19 09:36 (Reply)
Me too. They might make the English version or the Polish one. I'd understand those. (It's more likely of them to make the Polish version. In Poland, there are television shows from many different languages and they just add a Polish narrarator to it who translates it.)
#1.1 Vanessa on 2007-07-20 00:51 (Reply)

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