Eva Muñoz got a bachelor's degree in English in Bordeaux before going back to her first love: cinema. In 2015, she moved to Paris and went to ESRA. During her time at ESRA she worked different position before specializing in film directing. In 2018, she wrote and directed two self-produced short films. Her first short, "Il était une fois la mer", co-directed with Sarah Clavelly, starring Stefan Crépon ("Le Bureau des Légendes") and Christian Pelissier (the french voice of the

Passionate about writting en photography, Nina Parent took screenwritting classes with Dominique Choisy during her bachelor in Amiens. She then did a Master's degree in directing at Paris 8 with numerous workshop specialised in image. Nina perfected her skills by working on various shooting as an assistant director and director of photography. After her last year of study, Nina wrote her first feature film "Le bel âge" which got the support of the CNC  ("aide à la réécriture"). Once the

Né à Angers en 1975, Rodolphe Viémont a commencé des études d’ingénieur avant d’être happé par le cinéma en découvrant Die Nieblungende Fritz Lang. Il abandonne tout et après une formation audiovisuelle de 3 ans, il travaille comme technicien à différents postes, en courts et longs-métrages, pub, clip… tandis qu'il écrit en parallèle. Rodolphe réalise son troisième court de fiction en 2007, dirigeant Aurélien Recoing et Olivier Py. Son troisième documentaire, Humeur Liquide, sort en salle à Paris en 2016

Joachim Michaux was born in France in 1988 to a Belgian mother and a French father. Before switching focus to his own creative ideas, he worked for several years in the film industry with a notable period of time for the video distributor Blaq Out. This experience allowed him to confront his vision with that of many filmmakers in the field of documentaries, fiction or experimental cinema; he thus worked on the distribution of films by Frederick Wiseman, Bruno Dumont,

After a two years technical degree in commercial studies, Sylvain Robineau works for a couple of years as a sales representative for a telephone company. On the side he starts shooting skateboard videos, and starts growing a strong interest in camera work. He, then, decides to reoriente himself into studies of director of photography. Ever since, he has been shooting and directing documentaries for television, more specifically for Eurosport and Canal +. He directed and produced many short films now

Giulio Tonincelli is an independent documentary filmmaker. He holds a degree in Fine Arts from Academy SantaGiulia, Brescia. He has lived on and off abroad and when he is not traveling his home base is Salò, Italy. Among his varied work experiences he assisted photographer Steve McCurry in his New York studio. He has collaborated on several film productions with directors Luca Guadagnino, Edoardo Gabbriellini and Ferdinando Cito Filomarino. In 2015 his first documentary film "Di Là" particpated in a

Born in 1970, Julien Sicard first worked as a producer. He produced the first short film directed by Jean-Christophe Bouvet (LES DENTS DE MA MÈRE/MY MOTHER’S JAW, 1991), the first documentary by Nils Tavernier (DROGUE DIS-LEUR, 1992) and the first music video by Julien Séri (LAURENT VOULZY/NEVER MORE, 1993). In 1995, he produced a feature film by Jean-Claude Biette (LE COMPLEXE DE TOULON, winner of the Best Director award at the Dunkerque Film Festival) and then focused on a more