Fabrique d'images
Corporate brand
UnclaimedLuxembourgish animation studio and producer of European family content for TV, cinema and digital media.
Last updated September 28, 2026
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Overview
Fabrique d'images (also known as La Fabrique d'images, and internally as The Picture Factory) is a Luxembourgish animation production company founded in 2002 by graphic designers Christine Parisse and Jean-Marie Musique. Based in Differdange, in the south of Luxembourg, the company develops, finances and produces quality European content aimed at children and the whole family, spanning the small screen, the big screen and new digital media. Its stated purpose is to create programs that can travel across media, including animation, books and video games. The company operates its own in-house studio, The Picture Factory, with a team of more than 70 people whose expertise ranges from the most creative to the most technical, from 2D to 3D, from the initial idea to the final image, and from television and cinema to virtual reality. A distinguishing feature of the studio is that its directors and artistic directors work in-house and that it focuses on its own original programs. The studio covers a wide range of tasks, from design and storyboarding to animation, compositing and editing. Fabrique d'images has built a diverse catalogue of animated feature films and television series. Feature credits include Bonobo (2009), Ooops! Noah is Gone... (2015), The Light Eater (2015), Luis and the Aliens (2018), Bayala: A Magical Adventure (2019), Ooops! The Adventure Continues (2020) and My Fairy Troublemaker (2022). On the series side, the company has produced or co-produced titles such as Grenadine & Peppermint (2010), The Little Prince (seasons 1 and 2, 2010), Robin Hood: Mischief in Sherwood (2013), Polo (seasons 1 and 2, 2014), Bible, les récits fondateurs (2016), Ziggy and the Zoo Tram (season 1, 2016) and Henrietta (2020). More recent projects include Spiked (released 2025), Allah Is Not Obliged (released 2025), Stitch Head (released 2025), and titles in production such as Dudley, The Last Dinosaur and Arvil the Little Falcon. In 2013 the French publishing house Bayard & Milan acquired a stake in Fabrique d'images, giving the company the rights to adapt Bayard's comic characters for television, such as the children's series around Polo. In cooperation with Bayard Jeunesse Animation, Fabrique d'images also produces series, films and digital media. The company remains privately held and is led by its founders, with Jean-Marie Musique serving as CEO and producer and Christine Parisse as CEO and producer. Its leadership team also includes producer Mark Mertens, co-directors and heads of production and animation Yannick Czukor and Guillaume Vialaneix, and chief financial officer Geoffrey De Lazzer.
History
Fabrique d'images was launched in 2002 in Luxembourg by two graphic designers, Christine Parisse and Jean-Marie Musique. From the outset the company set out to develop, finance and produce quality European content for children and the whole family, for the small and the big screen as well as new digital media. The founders built the company around an in-house studio, known as The Picture Factory, which today employs more than 70 people whose expertise ranges from the most creative to the most technical, from 2D to 3D, from the initial idea to the final image, from TV screen over cinema to VR. A defining characteristic of the studio is that its directors and artistic directors are in-house and that it works on its own original programs. The company's production history spans both feature films and television series. Its early feature Bonobo was released in 2009, followed by a series of internationally distributed animated features: Ooops! Noah is Gone... (2015), The Light Eater (2015), Luis and the Aliens (2018), Bayala: A Magical Adventure (2019), Ooops! The Adventure Continues (2020) and My Fairy Troublemaker (2022). On television, the studio produced or co-produced Grenadine & Peppermint (2010), seasons 1 and 2 of The Little Prince (2010), Robin Hood: Mischief in Sherwood (2013), seasons 1 and 2 of Polo (2014), Bible, les récits fondateurs (2016), season 1 of Ziggy and the Zoo Tram (2016) and Henrietta (2020). A significant turning point came in 2013, when the French publishing house Bayard & Milan acquired a stake in the capital of Fabrique d'images. This investment gave the company the rights to adapt Bayard's comic characters for television, such as the children's series around Polo. In cooperation with Bayard Jeunesse Animation, Fabrique d'images also produces series, films and digital media. The company has continued to expand its slate into the 2020s, with Spiked, Allah Is Not Obliged and Stitch Head all released in 2025, and Dudley, The Last Dinosaur and Arvil the Little Falcon in production. The studio's stated ambition is that its worlds are created to travel from one medium to another, including animation, books and video games.
- 2025
Release of Spiked, Allah Is Not Obliged and Stitch Head; Dudley, The Last Dinosaur and Arvil the Little Falcon in production.
- 2022
Release of the animated feature My Fairy Troublemaker.
- 2020
Release of the animated feature Ooops! The Adventure Continues and the series Henrietta.
- 2019
Release of the animated feature Bayala: A Magical Adventure.
- 2018
Release of the animated feature Luis and the Aliens.
- 2016
Release of the series Bible, les récits fondateurs and season 1 of Ziggy and the Zoo Tram.
- 2015
Release of the animated features Ooops! Noah is Gone... and The Light Eater.
- 2014
Release of seasons 1 and 2 of the series Polo.
- 2013
French publishing house Bayard & Milan acquires a stake in Fabrique d'images, granting rights to adapt Bayard comic characters for television.
- 2013
Release of the series Robin Hood: Mischief in Sherwood.
Products and positioning
Quality European animation for children and families, produced in-house across 2D, 3D, TV, cinema and VR.
2009
Bonobo
2010
Grenadine & Peppermint
2010
The Little Prince
2013
Robin Hood: Mischief in Sherwood
2014
Polo
2015
Ooops! Noah is Gone...
2015
The Light Eater
2016
Bible, les récits fondateurs
2016
Ziggy and the Zoo Tram
2018
Luis and the Aliens
2019
Bayala: A Magical Adventure
2020
Ooops! The Adventure Continues
2020
Henrietta
2022
My Fairy Troublemaker
2025
Spiked
2025
Allah Is Not Obliged
2025
Stitch Head
Dudley
The Last Dinosaur
Arvil the Little Falcon
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