Sophie Bacry Picciotto
Screenwriter, director, playwright and actress

A screenwriter, director and playwright, Sophie Bacry Picciotto is also an actress. Acting sparked a desire to go beyond simply creating characters and plots, leading her to train in writing stories that convey meaning, albeit in a tone that is naturally more feel-good than dramatic.

After co-writing her first play, 22 V’LA LES FILLES, Sophie wrote TOUT LE MONDE PEUT SE TROMPER on her own, a comedy nominated for the 2014 Bajen Foundation Author’s Prize.

Whilst continuing her career as an actress and singer, Sophie has collaborated on various projects (feature films and series), and her writing is inspired by women in their 50s and their power of seduction. This led to the short film VIRTUAL ATTRACTION (Pixaway Production-2018), in which the director had the pleasure of directing Florence Pernel. The film, selected for various festivals, encouraged the writer-director to commit more fully to writing her own projects and championing themes close to her heart, both in life and on screen. She thus directed TOUS LES TROIS JOURS, a public service announcement against domestic violence, to raise awareness of the citizen-led movement Le Point Noir.

Sophie co-directed two films with Ophélie Koering, L’INTERDIT and DANS L’OMBRE, exploring the dangers of a world without culture, and has written on citizenship and the issue of the duty to assist.

Vincent Le Goff

Vincent LE GOFF, who has been Head of Broadcasting and Acquisitions at TF1 - Pôle Découvertes since October 2013, coordinates the broadcasting strategy and manages the programming for Ushuaia TV, which will celebrate its 20th anniversary in 2025.
Previously, he was Deputy Director of Programming at Eurosport International.
Vincent holds a Master’s degree in Quantitative Marketing from the Ecole Supérieure des Affaires and has completed an advanced management programme at ESSEC.

MARIE DURAND

Marie Durand joined TV5MONDE’s programming department in 2022, where she is responsible for acquiring short programmes, documentaries and current affairs programmes. In particular, she supports projects that have a strong focus on environmental and ecological issues. A graduate with a Master’s degree in Documentary Film (University of Bordeaux III) and a Master’s degree in Law, Economics and Management of the Audiovisual Sector (Paris I), she has been working in the audiovisual sector for over fifteen years, in both public and private organisations.

Katia Maksym

Katia Maksym primarily initiates and produces impactful content. She produces documentaries, current affairs programmes and digital formats that shed light on and help viewers understand the real world. The programmes she develops and oversees explore human and societal themes. Through series such as ‘Dans les yeux d’Olivier’ and ‘Ils font bouger les lignes’, and standout one-off programmes such as ‘Homos en politique, le dire ou pas?’, ‘À la hauteur’ and ‘Chemsex, accros au sexe sous drogues’, she champions authentic, bold storytelling that stays close to the human experience.

Claire Simonot

Claire Simonot is a screenwriter, script doctor and researcher in the cultural and creative industries. At the intersection of writing, research and knowledge-sharing, she explores contemporary shifts in storytelling, creative models and forms of cultural production.

She moderates and leads masterclasses and panel discussions alongside professionals from Netflix, DreamWorks and Paris 8 University.

She has collaborated with MoPA as part of the M6 Espoirs de l’Animation programme, working on 3D animated film scripts for Gulli, TiJi and Canal J. Since 2018, she has taught at numerous higher education institutions in France, where she supports several hundred students each year in the fields of film, audiovisual media, 2D/3D animation, video games and communication (ECV, Ynov Campus, Cinécréatis, ESMA, Brassart, EFAP, MOPA, UCO Laval, etc.)

She is the founder of ICE Research Lab (Inclusion, Creation, Experience), an independent action research laboratory dedicated to human-AI co-creation, cognitive neurodiversity and the emergence of new narrative forms in the creative, cultural and industrial sectors. In this context, she has developed the 4D Certification, an assessment framework for creative skills that integrates technical, creative, reflective and inclusive dimensions, as well as the concept of creative cognitive prostheses, referring to co-creation tools capable of amplifying the design capabilities specific to cognitive singularities.

Her work focuses in particular on the conditions of creation in the age of artificial intelligence, on the recognition of cognitive diversity as a design resource, and on the challenges of European intellectual property sovereignty in the face of global standardisation dynamics. It also informs a project for therapeutic campuses dedicated to neurodivergent students in higher education within the CCI sector.

She is regularly invited as an expert, panellist and speaker on the transformation of screenwriting in the age of AI (SATIS) and trains students for pitch and public speaking competitions, notably as part of the national Ynov & EICAR competition, the final of which is held at TF1’s headquarters.

Fabrice Bonnifet
Fabrice Bonnifet is President of the College of Directors of Sustainable Development (C3D) and of GenAct, a speaker and author.

Fabrice Bonnifet is President of the College of Sustainable Development Directors (C3D), President of GenAct, and Director of The Shift Project.

He is also a lecturer, columnist for TF1Info, and co-author of “Entreprise Contributive, concilier monde des affaires et limites planetétaires” (Contributive Enterprise: Reconciling the Business World and Planetary Boundaries), published by Dunod.

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

Chistophe Sommet
Head of CSR and Special-Interest Channels at the 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.)

Sophie Nguyen 
Expertise for sustainable models

Having worked for over 15 years on the sustainable transition of businesses, value chains and consumption patterns, I have developed expertise in managing complex, multi-stakeholder projects, team management and the development of business services.
After 10 years as a CSR consultant at Utopies, founded by Elisabeth Laville in 1993, I spent 8 years at Citeo, the leading eco-organisation for the Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) scheme for packaging and paper, where I developed all activities relating to the reuse of packaging.
In 2024, I co-authored The Reuse Manifesto with Fabrice Peltier.

Nathalie Klimberg
Editor-in-Chief of Mediakwest, Sonovision, and Moovee
Associate Director of Génération Numérique

Nathalie Klimberg, Associate Director of Génération Numérique, specializes in technological advancements in image and sound. She is the editor-in-chief of Mediakwest, the leading publication dedicated to innovations in the broadcast and film industries.

In addition, she heads the editorial team of Sonovision, a magazine specializing in audiovisual solutions applied to museum design, events, and the corporate sector.

She also manages Moovee, Génération Numérique's video platform, which brings together and promotes content produced for Mediakwest, Sonovision, and SATIS (the French trade show for image and sound technologies).

Beyond her editorial responsibilities, Nathalie Klimberg oversees the communication strategy for all of the group's brands, playing a key role in the success of the trade show, the essential event for audiovisual professionals in France.

Claire Simonot

Claire Simonot is a screenwriter, script doctor and researcher in the cultural and creative industries. At the intersection of writing, research and knowledge-sharing, she explores contemporary shifts in storytelling, creative models and forms of cultural production.

She moderates and leads masterclasses and panel discussions alongside professionals from Netflix, DreamWorks and Paris 8 University.

She has collaborated with MoPA as part of the M6 Espoirs de l’Animation programme, working on 3D animated film scripts for Gulli, TiJi and Canal J. Since 2018, she has taught at numerous higher education institutions in France, where she supports several hundred students each year in the fields of film, audiovisual media, 2D/3D animation, video games and communication (ECV, Ynov Campus, Cinécréatis, ESMA, Brassart, EFAP, MOPA, UCO Laval, etc.)

She is the founder of ICE Research Lab (Inclusion, Creation, Experience), an independent action research laboratory dedicated to human-AI co-creation, cognitive neurodiversity and the emergence of new narrative forms in the creative, cultural and industrial sectors. In this context, she has developed the 4D Certification, an assessment framework for creative skills that integrates technical, creative, reflective and inclusive dimensions, as well as the concept of creative cognitive prostheses, referring to co-creation tools capable of amplifying the design capabilities specific to cognitive singularities.

Her work focuses in particular on the conditions of creation in the age of artificial intelligence, on the recognition of cognitive diversity as a design resource, and on the challenges of European intellectual property sovereignty in the face of global standardisation dynamics. It also informs a project for therapeutic campuses dedicated to neurodivergent students in higher education within the CCI sector.

She is regularly invited as an expert, panellist and speaker on the transformation of screenwriting in the age of AI (SATIS) and trains students for pitch and public speaking competitions, notably as part of the national Ynov & EICAR competition, the final of which is held at TF1’s headquarters.

Eric Barbier

Three and a half years after the emergence in France of generative and extractive artificial intelligence, the threat has never been more acute for the information and creative industries, which are gradually being replaced by algorithmic agents that are supposedly faster, cheaper and more reliable. Confronted as early as November 2023, in his newspaper L’Est Républicain, with an experiment to introduce AI into the newsroom’s operations, Éric Barbier, together with his philosopher friend Éric Sadin, warns of the harmful consequences of this disruptive technology. The first destructive effects are already being felt and will only continue to grow without a collective awakening. We must raise awareness against these unlimited uses of AI, which are cutting off the heads of many employees and demobilising the faculties and knowledge that constitute and shape us. Through several factual examples, the journalist and member of the SNJ’s national executive will assess the extent to which AI has permeated our society. He will also reveal the dark side of this extractivist technology, which illicitly harvests monumental quantities of data protected by intellectual property rights to train its large language models.

Fiona Bélier

Fiona Bélier is the Managing Director of The Media Faculty, where she supports audiovisual professionals in navigating the sector’s transformations. A specialist in new formats, artificial intelligence and sustainability issues, she has contributed to the development of groundbreaking initiatives such as La Fabrique des Formats and Rookie Stories.

Marie Azancot
Operations Manager at A Better Prod

Dr Julia Hammett-Jamart is Managing Director of CATALYST, one of the pioneering structures
of the French impact producing sector. Recent projects include award-winning documentaries ‘Zinder’ (2022) and ‘Inside Gaza’ (2025). Julia has a background in filmmaking and film policy. She has produced and directed documentaries (AFTRS, SBS, AFI) and authored numerous publications. She holds a PhD in Social Sciences, Media & Communications and leads impact training for key industry forums including Venice Biennale, New Images, Movies that Matter, EURODOC, Netherlands Film Academy and Katu residency for female filmmakers in Togo amongst others. In 2026 she inaugurated France’s first dedicated university course in impact producing at the Universite de la Sorbonne Nouvelle. Board appointments/memberships: New Images, Social Impact Media (SIMA) Awards preselection committee, Produire au Sud ‘Scholar in Residence’, IRCAV, Global Impact Producers Alliance.

Masterclass on impact production:

The transition to a sustainable world requires a holistic approach that integrates environmental, economic and social dimensions. Yet, in the pursuit of ‘sustainability’, societal issues are all too often sidelined. In this masterclass, impact producer Julia Hammett-Jamart reveals her method for developing and implementing social impact strategies in the film and audiovisual sectors. Through case studies, she invites participants to explore the potential of the link between stories brought to the screen and concrete actions in the real world.

Christelle Leroy

After serving as CSR Director for the TF1 Group, Christelle Leroy founded and now heads AWARSE, a consultancy and training firm specialising in corporate social responsibility, which supports organisations in their sustainable transformation through an approach based on raising awareness, collaborative development and dialogue with all stakeholders
Drawing on her 30 years’ experience leading business units in the audiovisual sector and in multicultural environments, notably at Eurosport International, she promotes team diversity and fosters values of inclusion within organisations, drawing in particular on the ‘Fresque de la diversité’ (Diversity Mural) and the lessons learned from her professional career.

Muriel Papin
General Manager - No plastic in my sea

Founded by citizens, lovers of the sea and parents keen not to leave an environmental legacy for their children, the No Plastic In My Sea association aims to tackle plastic pollution at its source—along with its environmental and health impacts—by reducing unnecessary plastics and controlling production.

Patrick Thaunay
Co-founder of Plastic Vortex

Plastic Vortex, a purpose-driven company, specialises in combating plastic pollution in waterways.

Alongside activities to characterise floating waste and public awareness campaigns, the company has developed the patented Vortex 150 system, an automated floating barrier designed to capture over 80% of plastic waste before it reaches the oceans.

Alexandre Laschine
Chief Executive of the Fondation de la mer

Alexandre Iaschine is the Chief Executive of the Fondation de la Mer.
For the past 15 years, he has been involved with various foundations working in the social and environmental sectors. In 2015, he helped establish the Fondation de la Mer, whose mission is to support and assist grassroots organisations that protect marine ecosystems and combat pollution. The Foundation encourages research and develops educational programmes. Alexandre represents the Fondation de la Mer within the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP). In 2022, Alexandre founded a coalition of European foundations dedicated to the protection of Posidonia seagrass beds, the Alliance for European Seas. He is a member of the French Navy’s civilian reserve.

Flore Tang
Head of CSR and Transitions at Crédit Coopératif Group

As Head of CSR and Transitions at the Crédit Coopératif Group, Flore TANG operates at the intersection of finance, social responsibility and sustainable transformation.

Her career at major banking institutions such as BNP Paribas and Crédit Coopératif reflects her commitment to placing human and environmental impact at the heart of strategic decision-making.

Christelle Leroy

After serving as CSR Director for the TF1 Group, Christelle Leroy founded and now heads AWARSE, a consultancy and training firm specialising in corporate social responsibility, which supports organisations in their sustainable transformation through an approach based on raising awareness, collaborative development and dialogue with all stakeholders
Drawing on her 30 years’ experience leading business units in the audiovisual sector and in multicultural environments, notably at Eurosport International, she promotes team diversity and fosters values of inclusion within organisations, drawing in particular on the ‘Fresque de la diversité’ (Diversity Mural) and the lessons learned from her professional career.

Alissa Aubenque

Director of Operations and International 

To successfully implement eco-production strategies and access funding such as the CSR+ grant, the Cofiloisirs grant, or regional eco-bonuses, it's essential to plan ahead. From environmental assessments and drafting a CSR statement of intent to recruiting an eco-production coordinator, this workshop will provide you with the tools to structure your approach and transform your productions into sustainable and innovative models.

Alissa Aubenque works to ensure that environmental issues are better integrated into the audiovisual sector. She is the Director of Operations and International at Ecoprod, where she is committed to raising awareness among audiovisual professionals about their environmental impact and empowering them to produce more responsibly and sustainably.

Greenwashing Comedy Club

Enjoy a comedy session during your lunch break!

Bastien Lapouille, Robin Picazo, Marie Orsi, and Séverine Batier will be there to make you laugh while humorously raising environmental issues.

LEO THE STEP

Passionate about music since childhood, I started on the Parisian scene in 2021. Since my beginnings, I've had the opportunity to DJ in many iconic venues in the capital,
whether in clubs, bars, or on radio stations.

Heavily influenced by the UK scene, and particularly by tech house and labels like Solid Grooves Records, I have a particular fondness for simple, effective, and groovy basslines.

Driven by the desire to make people dance and share my positive energy with the audience, I blend an underground vibe with more sunny and catchy sounds in my DJ sets.
After releasing two EPs in 2023 and 2024, I continue to develop my musical style with increasingly crafted productions, incorporating the acid touch that defines me.

Still guided by the same passion for music, I continue to explore new inspirations and new sounds. My journey is only just beginning, and I look forward to sharing my upcoming creations and performances.

Jessie Deriaz

Emerging painter Jessie Deriaz draws inspiration from pop art and cinema. Combining aesthetics with humanist values, her work is deeply committed to feminist and environmental causes. Her world is distinguished by vibrant colors and features expressive portraits in dynamic compositions. Through her resolutely optimistic paintings, she celebrates life and makes art a vehicle for joy and contagious energy.

Her artistic approach extends outdoors during her live painting performances, where she creates a space for dialogue with the public and the environment. This moment of encounter and sharing is an invitation to slow down, to slow down and follow the rhythm of the artwork's creation. The act of painting alone thus becomes an immersive collective experience.