Leo Lätti
Leo Lätti (born June 9, 1957 in Tallinn) is a cartoonist and multiplier. Leo Lätti studied art education at Tallinn 22nd Secondary School and Tallinn Pedagogical Institute. In 1982, alongside his studies, he managed to become an animator for Rein Raamat's animated film "Hell" (1983). "Hell" was later followed by the first part of "Naksitrallid". Since Edgar Valteri quit during the making of the second part, Leo Lätti was taken in his place. He has also drawn in cartoons by Priit Pärn and many other artists. As a director, screenwriter and artist, he has completed the animated film "Winter Day" (1991). Worked at Tallinnfilm, Eesti Joonisfilm, Nukufilm, Nukufilm Children's Studio and A-Film. Between 1994 and 1997, his cartoon series "Minister Tihu" was published on Mondays, whose prototype was the prime minister of that time, Mart Laar. Freelancer since 2006. Has drawn caricatures in various publications and illustrated books around the world. Also participated in several feature films as a storyboard artist.
Known for
ArtBirthday
June 9, 1957Gender
MaleKnown Movie Credits
22Place of birth
Tallinn, EstoniaCrew credits
Tom and Fluffy
Director, AnimationLiving-Room
AnimationThe Beggar
AnimationTime Out
AnimationBreakfast on the Grass
AnimationThe City
AnimationThree Jolly Fellows
Art DirectionThe Twin
Storyboard ArtistLotte from Gadgetville
Assistant Art Director, Storyboard ArtistFirebird
Storyboard ArtistScandinavian Silence
Storyboard ArtistPhantom Owl Forest
Storyboard ArtistCaptain Morten and the Spider Queen
Storyboard ArtistLotte and the Moonstone Secret
Storyboard ArtistLisa Limone and Maroc Orange: A Rapid Love Story
Storyboard ArtistLamb in the Down Right Corner
Assistant Art DirectorSet Point
Assistant Art DirectorConcert for a Carrot Pie
AnimationThree Jolly Fellows 2
Art DirectionJump
Animation