Annie Dautane

Annie Dautane is a producer and director. After participating in the launch of the Canal Plus channels, Ciné-plus, she developed "Chipie & Clyde", the very first French series produced in 3D. Very involved in the artistic field, she founded in 2001 the studio La Maison, a renowned visual creation company and a real incubator of talent. She defined an original editorial line that led to ambitious projects both in France and international, which have won several awards (including Emmy Award for Dreamkeeper by Steve Baron...). As an art director with a love of art and design, she conceived a work place / gallery located in Paris in the Haut Marais district, mixing industrial type architecture with the great signatures of contemporary design. In 2012 she created the production company Calm with the mission to develop projects with strong visual contents, to support & collaborate with artists in their universe and to carry out her own projects. She directs music videos, visual scenographies for shows and concerts. In 2020, she is developing and directing a series of documentaries about painting named "Connexions" for France Télévisions channel.