Zoé Pelloux: Storyteller
Born in Paris, France, and currently based in Los Angeles,
CA, Zoé Pelloux approaches filmmaking on multiple shapes and platforms. Through
the lens of feature films, short films, television projects, music videos and
experimental films, Zoe embraces the challenge of collaborating with filmmakers
and storytellers around the world.
Zoe is a graduate of the Sorbonne-Nouvelle in Paris France,
and an MFA producing graduate from the New York Film Academy Los Angeles. A
passion for telling unique stories led Zoé to produce provocative and acclaimed
short film titles like ‘Bonding’, ‘Atop God’s Breakfast’, ‘Methadone’,
‘Ismalia’, 'Finding Faith’, ’Statis’, ’Twenty Years After’, ‘Kepler 3000’,
‘Lola’, ‘Believe’, Pawdoption’, ‘Forever’, and ‘Closet’.
On the small screen, Zoe produced the pilot television
series, Manny Fantasma: Paranormal Psychiatrist’, and the TV series ‘The
Experiment’ (season1).
Zoe’s credits include productions on the worldwide web,
including the webseries ’No Dubs’ available on YouTube.
Her film career features festival nominated and celebrated
films. The short movie ‘Twenty Years After’ by Catharine Lin won nineteen awards
in festivals around the world which is huge for a short movie directed by a
young director as Catharine. Her last project is the feature film ‘The Lost
End’ by Alexander Salabaschew, a psychedelic drama about a man looking for his
family who’s been kidnapped by a cult. Coming out in 2019, this project is not
the only one that Zoé has in her bag. The short movie ‘Royal Gardens’ by Inés
Coca is almost ready for festivals, and Dillian Elias Farmer and Zoé hope to
have their project ‘Desert Sky’ ready for festivals in a few months. ‘Two Weeks
in Laredo’, a film that examines the life of Maya Deren, the mother of American
avant-garde film, is currently submitted to film festivals worldwide.
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