Latest articles / interviews :

interview for Maxon.net :

Interview with Pam Park for Wacom :

I was invited by DVDFREAK to review the Murnau Stiftung release of Münchausen (UFA / 1943) on blu-ray.

If you’re into classic colorful fantasy films, check it out!

Reviews :

UAE Golden Jubilee

aescripts + aeplugins - “Epic logo reveal by Jean-Marie Marbach”

Plugin Everything - “A beautiful marriage of compositing and motion design”

#madewithstardust

3DVF - “Jean-Marie Marbach nous emmène dans les étoiles” (French)

Sophie Villy | Another Existence

aescripts + aeplugins - "Beautiful music video created with Stardust"

Boris FX - “Jean-Marie Marbach’s music videos are always mesmerizing and whimsical.”

Toolfarm - "Jean-Marie Marbach’s work is always colorful and inspirational (…) This music video is no exception"

Confesiones tirado en la pista de baile - "Sophie Villy controls light and colors when the night falls" (Spanish)

Superluminal - "Beautiful music video created with Stardust by Jean-Marie Marbach"

3DVF - “Un clip riche en particules” (French)

Tennyson | L'oiseau qui danse

Digital Arts - "Elegant, luminous music video"

Promonews - "Beautiful video / a wonder of CGI and Particle FX"

Animation World Network - "Mesmerizing, gorgeous abstract music video"

Trapcode - "Phenomenal motion graphics work by Jean-Marie Marbach for Tennyson"

aescripts + aeplugins - "Beautiful visuals by Jean-Marie Marbach"

ToolFarm - "Gorgeous animation"

Canadian Animation Blog - "Inspiring work of particle animation"

Stash Media - "Jean-Marie Marbach dials in his signature Trapcode magic"

Confesiones tirado en la pista de baile - "Tennyson on Jean-Marie Marbach’s visual rythm" (Spanish)

Animation World Network - "L’oiseau Qui Danse wins Best In Show at SIGGRAPH Asia Computer Festival"


Latest contribution :

3D Artist - "Rig an origami bird in After Effects"

Q&A on Fiebre en la Disco hosted by Jeff Howard at Film Invasion Los Angeles :

Discover Film (2) - Favorite films, under & overrated ones... and why Deckard in Blade Runner is 100% human (also discussing Frank Perry’s The Swimmer, Alain Resnais’s Last Year at Marienbad, Coppola’s Tucker and Jean Negulesco’s Three Strangers).