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Dizzee Rascal — Foxtrot Oscar by Romain Chassaing

Chassaing's Foxtrot Oscar uses Ready VFX and what coverage calls 'ethical generative AI' to flood a stylised London with flying mini‑Dizzees.

Dizzee Rascal firing as miniature flying versions of himself swarm a stylised LondonWatch on Vimeo

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The film plays like a live‑action cartoon set in a stylised London: burglars steal Dizzee Rascal's portrait during a late‑night reading; Dizzee fires a gun and each bullet births miniature, flying versions of himself, prompting chases through alleyways, pubs and museums until his image inundates the city. That synopsis and the sequence description are reported by Promonews.

Production credits given by Promonews list the director as Romain Chassaing and the production company as Solab Films; the release appears on Dizzee Rascal’s official YouTube channel (YouTube). Packshotmag and Promonews credit Ready (a Paris post studio) with the visual effects and report the studio used what they describe as "ethical generative AI" as part of the workflow (Packshotmag).

Credits (as listed)

  • Director: Romain Chassaing (Promonews)
  • Producer: Edouard Chassaing (Promonews)
  • DOP: Mathieu Plainfosse (Promonews)
  • Editor: Manuel Coutant (Promonews)
  • VFX: François Malary (Promonews)
  • Post‑production: Ready VFX (Promonews/Packshotmag)
  • Post Producer: Géry Bouchez (Promonews)
  • VFX Creative Director: Jean‑Francois Fontaine (Promonews)

Promonews does not list credits for production design or costume design; those roles are not credited in the supplied credit block.

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