Zoé Pelloux: Producing her Los Angeles Dream

Bringing stories to life, Zoe Pelloux

 

French filmmaker, Zoé Pelloux showcases her talent across a multitude of genres including feature films, television productions, short films, and music videos.

Classically trained at the Sorbonne-Nouvelle in Paris France, Zoé earned an MFA in Producing degree from the New York Film Academy Los Angeles. She now makes her home in Los Angeles where she pursues her passion of filmmaking.

 

Zoé’ collaborates with avant-garde directors, actors and filmmakers always, “looking for new things to do, working with people from all around the world.” She produced, between many other projects,  ‘Bonding’, by French director Michael Barba, drama about a father-father-son relationship, and ‘Atop God’s Breakfast’ by American director Adrianne Lundy, absurd short movie following a character looking for God.

 

Zoé has achieved success for her production of music videos. A highlight of her career is the production of the music video, ‘No Rush’ by the band Charly&Faust. “In only one month for a deadline, I hired the crew, secured the filming location, filming permit, organized the set and supervised the budget. The music video was selected to several festivals and was honored with multiple awards.” Afterwards, Zoé produced multiple music videos such as ‘Colours of Hate (No More)’ by Buddhi De Mal, ‘Pay to Play’ by Sarah Who, and ‘What’s Next?’ by the artist Charly.

 

Partnering with screenwriter and director Michael Carnick, Zoé produced the TV pilot, ‘Manny Fantasma: Paranormal Psychiatrist’ and they are currently showing it around to distributors and networks. In parallel they are in development of Michael’ second feature film ‘High School Hero’.

 

Zoé Pelloux’s upcoming project, ‘The Lost End’ by Alexander Salabaschew is a psychedelic-drama feature film that follows a man searching for his family who’s been captured by a cult. In 2019, she also has coming out the next music video ‘Don’t Know Don’t Care’ by the artist Charly, the thriller ‘Desert Sky’ by Dillian Elias Farmer and ‘Two Weeks in Laredo’ by Adrianne Lundy.

 

‘Royal Gardens’, features the theme of bestiality, set in 70s, will be released 2019, and in development, ‘Desert Sky’,  by Elias Farmer - a drama about three men locked in a box in the middle of the desert.