The Mill created more than 400 visual-effects shots for Albert Dupontel’s 2020 film Bye Bye Morons (Adieu les cons). Across nine months, the team used compositing, digital environments, FX, and color work to extend scenes including reflected car interiors, a church exterior, and an esplanade with a digitally created elevator.
The Mill (formerly Mikros Image) delivered visual effects for Albert Dupontel’s 2013 film 9 Months Stretch, completing approximately 350 shots. The work combined seamless compositing, CG environments, fictional broadcast graphics, a fully CGI balloon, and an emotionally nuanced full-CG baby sequence.
The Mill, formerly Mikros Image, delivered more than 500 visual-effects shots for Albert Dupontel’s period film Au Revoir Là-Haut. The work extended trench battles and rebuilt early-20th-century Paris, including the Moulin Rouge and Champs-Élysées, through 3D environments, matte painting, digital crowds, and composited explosions.