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Introducing the 2026 cohort of WeBuildChange Cinema and Audiovisual

With the support of @impactfilm_fr @federationstudios @lefilmfrancais_ @festivalcinemania @le_cnc @lafrenchtouchofficiel @maison_mere_co @agencecartel @lussier_khouzam by @webuildchange

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#WBCTalents After studying film research, being trained at La Fémis, and working with MK2 and Les 3 Luxembourg, Corinne Honliasso (WBC Cinema 2026) took over as head of the @cinemalebalzac cinema on the Champs-Élysées in 2021. There, she champions auteur cinema while working daily to preserve the local movie theater as a space for reflection, action, and engagement with the world. She is also a board member of the French Association of Art-House Cinemas (@afcaeasso ), and a member of RESPECT, an independent group of film industry professionals committed to the active prevention of and fight against sexist and sexual violence and harassment. by @webuildchange

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#WBCTalents Having begun her career in production companies (La vie est belle), @eleonore_masson (WBC Cinema 2026) joined @lacinetek in 2023, where she became Head of Acquisitions and contributes to developing a demanding program that reflects the richness of French, European, and international heritage and matrimoine. As a member of the board of the @lecollectif5050 , she works toward a more inclusive, equal, and gender-balanced industry. She also co-founded the production company Deuxième Cercle to put her experience at the service of projects that reflect the full diversity of the cultural landscape. by @webuildchange

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#WBCTalents @marjoriemelenec (WBC Cinema 2026) took part in the launch of Salto and worked for Warner Bros. International Television Production before joining @disneyplusfr as Manager of Programming & Merchandising. At the same time, in 2021, she co-founded Club 24 to make the audiovisual sector more accessible and to support emerging talent in understanding the industry’s challenges. In this same spirit, she also co-founded the podcast @insidemediapodcast , where she gives a voice to audiovisual professionals, sharing insights for those looking to grow within the field. by @webuildchange

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#WBCTalents After working at Alfama Films, Happiness Distribution, and Wild Bunch, always driven by the same desire to champion bold and contemporary works, Mirana Rakotozafy (@mi_ra_na WBC Cinema 2026) is now Director of Distribution at @tandem.films , where she is committed to supporting talents, both emerging and more established, from new and diverse backgrounds.
Through her work as a distributor, Mirana aims to contribute to broader social and cultural change, questioning the representations conveyed by the films she brings to audiences. by @webuildchange

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#WBCTalents After a career in programming and press relations, @melaniesimonfranza (WBC Cinema 2026) founded @lagrandedistrib_cine in 2019, a company dedicated to supporting distributors in the theatrical release of films. In 2023, she launched La Grande Révolte festival with @mediapart , an event where cinema and journalism come together. She also created the Grand Ciné-Club at the @leluxyivry cinema in Ivry-sur-Seine, extending the film experience through debate and discussion. by @webuildchange

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Introducing the 2025 cohort of WeBuildChange Cinema and Audiovisual ❤️

With the support of @impactfilm_fr @federationstudios @lefilmfrancais_ @festivalcinemania @le_cnc @lafrenchtouchofficiel @maison_mere_co @agencecartel @lussier_khouzam by @webuildchange

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#WBCTalents 💗 Jean-Félix (WBC Cinema 2025) began his career in international marketing and sales at Charades. Now a producer at Salle Commune, he is committed to improving social, ethnic, and sexual representation on screen, with a focus on stories by and about underrepresented voices. His projects include a comedy series about adoption and a heist series centered on the restitution of African artworks looted during colonization. by @webuildchange

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#WBCTalents 💗 Elodie (WBC Cinema 2025) began her career in the animation industry before co-founding Extérieur Jour, a Montreal-based company dedicated to amplifying marginalized voices. As a producer also involved with Nikan Productions, she advocates for the recognition of Indigenous works as full cultural expressions entitled to specific rights. She is also committed to addressing mental health issues within the audiovisual sector. Today, she co-chairs the Union of Independent Film Producers of Quebec. by @webuildchange

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#WBCTalents 💗 Marie (WBC Cinema 2025) is Director of operations at A Better Prod, a company supporting the cultural and creative industries in their ecological and social transition. She works on improving the carbon footprint of film productions and implementing responsible practices on set, while also addressing the environmental impact of artificial intelligence. Through eco-socio production, she advocates for an approach that integrates inclusion, gender parity, and the fight against moral, sexist and sexual harassment in the industry. by @webuildchange

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#WBCTalents 💗 Léa-Jeanne (WBC Cinema 2025) began her career by contributing to the launch of several television channels in West Africa, then working as a screenwriter and producer. She chose to put her professional expertise to work in education by creating and leading the Master’s program in Industry Management at Sciences-Po Lille, in partnership with the Series Mania Institute. Through this program, she promotes tools for transforming the industry. by @webuildchange

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#WBCTalents 💗 In 2012, Julie (WBC Cinema 2025) founded the production company Couronne Nord, through which she produced “The Decline”, a film set in the world of a survivalist group. The film became the most-watched Canadian feature on Netflix, with 70 million view since 2020. Her work is deeply rooted in addressing mental health issues in the industry, as well as promoting inclusion and gender parity. by @webuildchange

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