
Da Collegium Code
English title: And Justice For All
Series title: Zap Jr. High
- Studio
- Alphanim, M6, Canal J., Jiang Toon Animation, Cofinova 3, Cofinova, Centre National de la Cinématographie, Région Poitou-Charentes, Département de la Charente, PROCIREP-Société des Producteurs, ANGOA-AGICOA
- Animation studio
- Jiang Toon Animation
Synopsis
Vice-Principal Lilliana Goldstar punishes students like there's no tomorrow, and in a completely arbitrary manner to boot! Al doesn't think this is right at all, and he offers to prepare a code for the school so that everyone is bound by the same rules. But teachers and students don't agree on what should be considered fair. While everyone is trying to hash that out, the school descends into pandemonium!!
Characters
Jean-Eudes Prunier, Eddy "Le mutant", Ecoline, Hayat, Victor, Thierry, La CPE, Le prof de sport.
Characters (English Version): Alastair Heath-Wilson, Melody, Eddy "The Mutant", Victor, Hyatt, Ronny, Mr. Godard, Thierry, Mrs. Sprout, Tarzan, Virginia, Lilliana Goldstar
Characters (English Version): Alastair Heath-Wilson, Melody, Eddy "The Mutant", Victor, Hyatt, Ronny, Mr. Godard, Thierry, Mrs. Sprout, Tarzan, Virginia, Lilliana Goldstar
Credits
Directing
- Director
- François Perreau
Producing
- Producer
- Christian Davin, Clément Calvet
Writing
- Writer
- Nicolas Verpilleux, Thierry Gaudin, Franck Salomé, Jérôme Richebon, Claire Paoletti
- Based On The Comic Strip By
- Téhem, Gildo
Voices
- Voice
- François Creton (Jean-Eudes Prunier), Frédéric Popovic (Eddy "Le mutant"), Jessica Barrier (Ecoline), Gwenaëlle Julien (Hayat), Jean-Marc Montalto (Victor), Patrick Pellegrin (Thierry), Julie André (La CPE), Frédéric Souterelle (Le prof de sport), Florence Dumortier
Music
- Music
- Laurent Aknin, Brice Montessuit
Crew
- Script Director
- Jean-Philippe Robin
- Animation Director
- Olivier Reynal
- Production Director
- Thierry Pinardaud
- Storyboards
- Jean Texier, Gilles Dayez, Bernard Portier, Alexis Madrid, Philippe Saunier, Thomas Secaz, Aymeric Gendre, Bernard Le Gall, Olivier Reynal, Xavier Dujardin, Jean-Yves Gaubert, Gwénaëlle Sasaki-Deredec, Eric Dora, Igor David
- Background Director
- Martine Mao (couleur)
- Backgrounds
- Antoine Saugier (couleur)
Companies and other credits
- Layouts: Jiang Toon Animation
- Voice Studio: Les Studios de Saint Maur
Production notes
Alastair Heath-Wilson is the son of the Secretary of State for Education. A young, well-educated teen, he chooses to snub a privileged education and mingle with the kids from his new neighborhood at Cliff Richard Jr. High, a low-rent school on the poor side of town. The series features a bunch of kids eager to remain united in spite of their (huge) differences. Alastair and his pals always try and push the system and never run out of funny ideas on how to improve their daily life, be it by suggesting a school outing, finding a way to lessen the weight of student book bags or even redrafting the school's regulations. Bearing in mind the chronic lack of money at the school, the wacky teachers, and the unrestrained behavior of the students themselves, any new idea at Cliff Richard Jr. High takes an unexpected twist! Fueled by teen concerns, ZAP Jr. High is a slapstick comedy with a pinch of nonsensical humor.
Based on the comic strip "Zap Collège," created by Téhem and Gildo. First published in Okapi magazine, then in book form by Editions Glénat.
Developed with the support of the MEDIA Programme of the European Union.
Based on the comic strip "Zap Collège," created by Téhem and Gildo. First published in Okapi magazine, then in book form by Editions Glénat.
Developed with the support of the MEDIA Programme of the European Union.
