Patrick Doyon Trailers

Patrick Doyon is a director based in Montreal, Canada. Its first professional film Sunday (2011) garnered honours on the international festival circuit as well as being nominated for an Academy Award for Best Animated Short. He studied graphic design and he is sharing his time between illustration and animation. Many of his works have been awarded in various competitions: Art Directors Club, Society of Illustrators, Communication Arts, Applied Arts and Arte Laguna Prize have all highlighted the quality of his artwork. In 2015, he received the prestigious Governor General's Literary Award for his illustrated book "Le Voleur de sandwichs". Alongside his artistic practice, he teaches animation at UQAM School of Design.

Most Popular Patrick Doyon Trailers

Total trailers found: 6

Dizzy Cavalry Trailer (2025)

29 May 2025

An old 8mm reel of a Hollywood western flickers to life once more. As the first call of the bugle rings out, the cavalry charges—swift and chaotic—while the film strains to keep pace.

Sunday Trailer (2011)

10 February 2011

An imaginative boy suffers the stifling ordinariness of his family's weekly Sunday ritual.

The Oscar Nominated Short Films 2012: Animation Trailer (2012)

09 February 2012

ShortsHD is once again bringing the wildly popular Oscar nominated short film program (Live Action, Animation, and Documentary) to theaters in the US, Canada, and Europe beginning February 10th.

Square Roots Trailer (2006)

19 January 2006

A robot rambles about frenetically, receiving countless electronic messages through his antenna every second.

The Junction - Chilly Gonzales & Peaches Trailer (2016)

21 September 2016

It’s a known fact that opposites attract. The classically trained Chilly Gonzales and rock provocateur Peaches brought out the best in each other when they first met at a basement jam session.

Inside the Hothouse 3 Trailer (2006)

01 January 2006

A look into the creative process and frenzy behind the third edition of the NFB Animation Hothouse. This zippy, mini-documentary reflects the youthful iconoclasm of the six emerging filmmakers and Jason Lee, the documentary director.