Alexandra Roussel

Senior EP

alexandra@eddy.tv

Jean-François Bourrel

Founder

jeff@eddy.tv

Gabriel Bert

Executive Producer

gabriel@eddy.tv

Hadrien Penavaire

Executive Producer

hadrien@eddy.tv

Mica Yamaguchi

Head of Talent Scouting

mica@eddy.tv

Bruno Recorbet

Head of New Business

bruno@eddy.tv

About us

Eddy Film is a creative film production company, representing and developing French and International Directors for advertising and music videos.

We want to accompany our talent and our clients and collaborate together on short film formats with a singular cinematographic approach.

We are defined by our conviction not to be solely influenced by trends and celebrate our unique approach towards film making. We strive to stay ahead of the curve, adapting ourselves to the visual evolution of the market. 

We want to be audacious in the choice of our directors and projects, translating the ideas and the visions  representing the spirit of the brands we collaborate with.

Jowaé

Louise Ernandez

McCain - Street Fries

Open

Directed by Valentin Petit

Produced by Eddy and Ocurens

Executive Producers: Benjamin Benhamou, Germain Robin

DOP: Mélodie Preel

 

Agency: M&C Saatchi, GAD

Creative Directors: Robin De Lestrade, Jorge Carreno

Copywriter: Sydney Monjauze

Art Director: Guilherme Coutinho

TV Production: La Petite Office

Agency Producer: Audrey Chaouat

 

DOP Agency: Kinou / Cinematographer Agency

Post-Production : Mikros MPC Advertising

Sound Production: Capitaine Plouf

No Man's Land

Shueti

Google - Here, there, everywhere

Lloyd Lee Choi

Macy's

Maxime Bruneel

Le Malentendu - Lafawndah

Poggi & Vinel

Frizze

Wacho

Hexagona FW18

Agathe Riedinger

Dulce Carola

Wacho

Ader Error - Vaders

Agathe Riedinger

Nike - Don't Call Me Precious

Ben Brand

Most parents are overprotective by default. They’ll do anything in their power to defend their little ones. But there comes a time when they have to (figuratively) cut the umbilical cord and let their kids act independently, even if that means they will hurt themselves (although unintentionally).

In a bid to stop parents from treating their children like babies, Nike China developed a campaign which sees four real-life child athletes such as a runner, boxer, footballer, and basketballer—all aged between 10 and 13 years old—ask for independence.

Open

Producer: PLAYFULL SHANGHAI
Creatives: R/GA SGANGHAI,
Director: Ben Brand
DOP: Paul Ozgur
Grading: Nightshift Paris, Gabriel Portier
Special thanks: Eddy Paris

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