Cécile Quéniart
Assistant to TV5MONDE's Digital Director in charge of content

Cécile Quéniart studied literature and audiovisual studies at Paris IV Sorbonne University.

She joined TV5MONDE as project manager, then editorial manager in the digital department. Today, as deputy digital director in charge of content, she oversees the webcreations label, digital programs that feed the editorial offering of the TV5MONDEplus platform.

Sophie Bacry Picciotto
Screenwriter, director, playwright and actress

Sophie Bacry Picciotto is a director and actress. It was through acting that she discovered the pleasure of creating characters and plots, before taking up writing to develop meaningful stories. Her tone remains resolutely feel-good, even when she tackles deeper themes.

She has written two plays, including Tout le monde peut se tromper, a comedy nominated for the Prix Auteur 2014 by the Bajen Foundation, and contributes to the writing of feature films and series. Inspired by 50-year-old women and their power of seduction, she signed the short film Virtual Attraction (Pixaway Production, 2018), in which she directs Florence Pernel. The film is selected at several festivals, encouraging her to become more fully involved in writing and directing.

Sensitive to societal issues, she directed Tous les trois jours, a prevention spot against violence against women, and co-directed two committed films with Ophélie Koering (L'Interdit and Dans l'ombre, plébiscité en festivals), on the importance of culture, citizenship and the duty to assist.

Sophie Bacry Picciotto aspires to combine the development of her personal creations with her involvement in commissioned works, infusing them with her singular vision.

Vincent Le Goff
Head of Programming and Acquisitions - TF1 Discovery Department

Vincent LE GOFF, currently Head of Programming and Acquisitions at TF1 - Pôle Découvertes since October 2013, coordinates the broadcast strategy and manages the programming of the Ushuaia TV channel, which celebrates its 20th anniversary in 2025.

Previously, he was Deputy Director in charge of Programming at Eurosport International.

Vincent holds a Master's degree in Quantitative Marketing from the Ecole Supérieure des Affaires and completed an advanced management programme at ESSEC.

Laura Martin
Health, Security and Environment Manager at France TV Studio - Un si grand soleil

With a university degree entirely dedicated to HSE (Health, Safety and Environment), she began her career in the industrial sector as an environmental engineer, before applying her expertise to audiovisual production.

A committed ecoproduction player, Laura Martin has been HSE manager at France.tv studio for the past 5 years.

On a daily basis, she works to integrate environmental issues into the production of the series Un Si Grand Soleil.

She has always been passionate about ecological and social issues, and helps companies transform their practices to meet today's climate challenges.

Aurélie Marx
Science Program Manager - ARTE GEIE

After working as a German teacher and holding various positions at ARTE (office, programming, digital coordination...), Aurélie Marx is currently in charge of the Science program at ARTE GEIE (Strasbourg), which includes a wide range of content on climate and ecological transition.

Highly sensitive to environmental issues, she has been a jury member at the Green Awards for several years and has been certified in ecoproduction since 2022.

Fabrice Bonnifet
President of Collège des Directeurs du développement durable (C3D)

Fabrice Bonnifet is President of the Collège des Directeurs du développement durable (C3D), President of GenAct and Director of The Shift Project.

He is also a lecturer, editorialist on TF1Info and co-author of “Entreprise Contributive, concilier monde des affaires et limites planétaires” published by DUNOD.

He is working towards the advent of the regenerative business model.

Clélia Sarotte
Scenarist

Clélia Sarotte is a young writer-director with a particular interest in ecological comedies.

She began her career studying environmental sciences at the École Polytechnique. She trained in visual arts at the Ecole Louis-Lumière before turning to scriptwriting and directing. She makes fiction and animated films, and one of her short films was selected for the Pop-Up section of the Clermont-Ferrand Festival. She is also the author of a winning series at the Atmosphères Festival, about environmental activism.

Clélia began by asking herself what motivates young engineers in their choice of career. What motivates people today? What do we want to invent? It was this reflection that led her to explore the question of new imaginaries, looking for ways to talk about ecology in an inspiring and unifying way.

She helped write La Bohème 2050, an adaptation of Puccini's opera set in a future disrupted by climate change. She is currently developing a short film and a series on ecology within the family. Her work seeks to open up areas for reflection, without giving lessons, by focusing on emotion, humour and sharing.

Mélissa Saint-Fort
CSR Director - TF1 Group

A Lebanese refugee of Palestinian and Greek-Armenian origin, Mélissa Saint-Fort graduated from ESCP in 2005. For 18 years, she specialized in the promotion of performing arts in all its forms, working for producers (marketing for The Lion King, Mamma Mia, various theaters...) and record companies (music and brand sponsorship at Universal Music). She joined La Seine Musicale at its inauguration in 2017 to head up the digital marketing, communications and sponsorship department. She has always been passionate about human and environmental issues, and is particularly sensitive to the challenges of diversity, inclusion and ecological transition. She trained to lead the climate fresco in 2021, and rolled out various CSR projects to make La Seine Musicale a more responsible venue. In April 2023, she became CSR Director of the TF1 Group within the General Management team, to drive forward the Group's strategy in terms of reducing its carbon impact and social commitment (solidarity, parity, inclusion...) from both a corporate and media perspective.)

Léa-Jeanne Boehringer
Screenwriter, artistic producer and head of the MMi Master program - Sciences Po Lille

Léa-Jeanne Boehringer began her career working on the launch of several television channels in West Africa, then as a scriptwriter and artistic producer.
producer, Léa-Jeanne Boehringer founded PERFECT DAY PRODUCTIONS last September alongside Nathalie MADJAR and Anouk KEMP, within Studio TF1.

Through the various serial and film dramas they develop, Léa-Jeanne and her associates promote the idea that we can change the world through inspiring, positive stories, and create new heroines and heroes to draw inspiration from!

Alongside her career as an author and producer, Léa-Jeanne has decided to put her professional know-how at the service of training
by creating and directing the Master's degree in Image Business Management at Sciences-Po Lille, in partnership with the Series Mania Institute. She
She works to pass on the tools for transforming the industry, outside the traditional training paths of the capital.

Vanessa Logerais
Founder and director of Parangone

Vanessa founded Parangone in 2010 (Entreprise à mission depuis 2021), which she manages today, to help companies and organizations transform their business models through social responsibility.

For over 15 years, she has been working with companies, public bodies, local authorities and professional federations to shed light on sustainability issues and build robust sectoral societal leaderships by adapting managerial and organizational approaches to economic, social and environmental challenges.

In 2023, it develops a CSRD transition support method to act as a facilitator for eligible companies.

In 2024, she created the agency's brand-new “Community Animation” business unit to support the drive to transform business models, in particular as delegated representative of the Collège des directeurs du développement durable (C3D).

She is also the delegated representative for the creation, management and development of the GenAct movement, to promote regenerative CSR 2.0 to as many people as possible. Passionate about transmission in the service of a more harmonious world, and a lover of art in all its forms, she has collaborated for several years with the Deauville Green Awards.

Marie Azancot
Operations Manager at A Better Prod

After several years in new media production (VR/AR), Marie Azancot turned to distribution (La 25eme heure). In need of a more hands-on approach, she then worked on film sets as a stage manager.

She worked on a series of fiction projects (Cheyenne Fédération, Chi-Fou-Mi Productions, Bonne Pioche) before becoming involved in the societal and environmental transition of film shoots. Motivated by a personal ecological conscience, she became Eco-Referent on short projects (Don Quichotte Films, 21 Juin Cinéma) as well as on long-term series projects (Apple TV, Amazon Studios). 

She joined A Better Prod in 2023, and is currently Operations Manager.

Joanna Gallardo
Head of Ecosystem and Institutionnal Relations at Film Paris Region

Joanna Gallardo is Head of Ecosystem and Institutional Relations at Film Paris Region, part of the regional attraction agency Choose Paris Region. Here she has developed impact projects for the image industry: Green Screen and Circulart. She also manages the Paris Images Production Forum, a key event for the production ecosystem. She previously held the positions of director and administrative and financial manager at the Ile-de-France Film Commission, where she began her career as co-production and eco-responsibility officer. After studying cinema and cultural management, she worked for various international film promotion organisations (festivals, European network, international sales, etc.).

Alice Pigné
Eco-production manager

After ten years on film sets as an assistant director, Alice Pigné had the opportunity at the end of 2022 to join the eco-production sector. A revelation! Concerned by environmental issues, and above all committed to the idea of rational consumption and a more thoughtful way of working, this mission was for her. Eco-production manager for a Netflix series, then for a TV movie with A Prime Group, she is currently shooting a 6x52-minute series in Lyon, produced by Itinéraire Productions & UGC. 

From an early age, Alice had a passion for theater and cinema. She started out as an extra, then went on to work in a film canteen from the age of 17. She was then trained in video editing and documentary magazine production during her studies, and already wearing several hats in the audiovisual sector, Alice was able to dabble in a bit of everything in the industry. After 2 years in Canada and a shoot for Warner Bros. on the Batwoman series, in 2022 she worked in the Luberon region as events coordinator for the famous American arts school SCAD, helping to organize the institution's 20th anniversary around film festivals, an animation festival and a fashion exhibition. 

Also a nature and mountain enthusiast, it's clear to her that this new transition in the cultural sector, in line with her core values, is a challenge she wants to be part of. At the end of 2023, Alice was invited to discuss the eco-referent profession during Netflix Tuesdays with Leslie Thomas, Secretary General of the CNC, and Pervenche Beurrier, Director of Écoprod. A member of the Les Toiles Vertes collective, and of Nausicä, Alice is now keen to multiply her action levers.

Pervenche Beurier
Executive Manager at Ecoprod

Pervenche Beurier is Executive Manager of Ecoprod, the leading initiative for supporting the audiovisual sector's environmental transition.

After a career focused on international cultural cooperation (Toronto, New York), and leading networks of professionals at Europa Cinemas and in agencies, she took over the management of the Media Grand Paris cluster in 2018. Here she is responsible for innovative projects such as Human2Sport, which aims to make events more accessible, and the Ecoprod Collective, which focuses on the ecological impact of the audiovisual industry.

In 2021, with the support of 6 members of the Collectif, she set up the Ecoprod association as a federating body open to all players in the sector. In 3 years, it has brought together more than 450 organisations: broadcasters, producers, technicians, service providers, schools, etc. Ecoprod is developing practical tools (carbon calculators, guides, training, labels) that are widely used in France and abroad, and is becoming a forum for dialogue and influence to promote eco-production in the field and with decision-makers.

Pervenche Beurier, who grew up in Le Havre and has long been involved in environmental issues, finds her energy by sailing.

Laura Martin
Health, Safety and Environment Manager at France TV Studio - Un si grand soleil

With a university degree entirely dedicated to HSE (Health, Safety and Environment), she began her career in the industrial sector as an environmental engineer, before applying her expertise to audiovisual production.

A committed ecoproduction player, Laura Martin has been HSE manager at France.tv studio for the past 5 years.

On a daily basis, she works to integrate environmental issues into the production of the series Un Si Grand Soleil.

She has always been passionate about ecological and social issues, and helps companies transform their practices to meet today's climate challenges.

Marina Ezdiari
CSR Manager for Audiens Group and member of the Ecoprod Board of Directors

CSR Manager for the Audiens Group and member of the Board of Ecoprod. In addition to her internal missions, Marina is involved in supporting environmental initiatives in the cultural sector.

Sarah Minski 
Head of career development support at Audiens Group

Occupational psychologist, Head of Career Support at Audiens for 17 years.

Expertise in the field of career advice, guidance and support for 25 years, with in-depth knowledge of the cultural sectors.

Responsible for the professional section of the Fonds de Professionnalisation et de Solidarité scheme for performing artists and technicians.

Management of the Mission Handicap du spectacle vivant et enregistré (Disability Mission for Live and Recorded Entertainment): support for companies on issues relating to their employment obligations (recruitment, maintaining employment, etc.) and individual monitoring of employees facing health or disability problems.

Christophe Ferveur
Clinical psychologist, psychoanalyst and lyric artist

C. Ferveur is a clinical psychologist, psychoanalyst and artist lyrique.

As a psychologist, he works in psychiatric institutions (Fondation Santé des Étudiants de France) and in private practice. Vice president of a major psychiatric care network and psychologist, he is recognized as an expert in the field of mental health, with a particular interest in the prevention of psychosocial risks in the workplace.

Through his dual clinical and artistic practice, he works with artists, technicians and companies in the performing arts and media. A trainer (university diplomas, colloquia, scientific publications), he leads projects focusing on occupational health and management systems, particularly in the cultural sector.

Trained by the great French and international masters (M. Mesplé,H. Crook), he also pursues a career as a singer on the French stages (Opéra de Paris, Philharmonie de Paris, Théâtre du Châtelet, Comédie-Française...) and international stages (Royal Albert Hall,Brooklyn Academy of Music, Chicago Shakespeare Theater, Salzburg Festival, Sakura Hall-Tokyo...).

Alongside major supporters of professionals in the cultural sector (Audiens, Thalie Santé, Unisson...), it is called upon for prevention and survey actions, as part of events such as Printemps de Bourges, BIS or the Festival d'Avignon.