Loic Zimmermann is a French film-maker and visual-artist based in Los Angeles, developing works that encompass illustrations, photography, and films.

His book, "e338, the Art of Loic Zimmermann" was published in 2014, regrouping a decade of his personal and professional production.

Zimmermann moved to California in 2008 to work as a concept-artist for visual effects, contributing to many Marvel blockbusters (Ant-Man, Guardians of the Galaxy, Captain America, and many more ) along with films that resonated deep in him such as Prisoners (Denis Villeneuve), True Grit and Serious Man (Coen brothers).

Over the past few years, his work gradually shifted from illustration and 3D to photography and film making. In directing his own projects, Zimmermann finds a medium that allows for collaborative work while giving him a wide range of tools to experiment with - his experience as a photographer and as an illustrator have a direct impact on his cinematography and his understanding and practice of the digital tools allow him to tackle any subject. His main inspiration leans toward independent cinema (with a real love for the 70's).

With a few music videos behind him (including the 15 min long Time Washes Everything Away for Dirty Beaches), and documentaries (Gamma Wray, A Solitary Mann) freshly wrapped up, Loic Zimmermann is already in pre-production with a few new projects. Read Less