Ludovic Gicquel

Ludovic was born in 1975 in Paris. It was his father, who worked for the Paris Fire Department, who gave him a taste for cinema and music at a very young age. From 15 to 22 years old, he practiced music (piano, guitar), to finally start making his first images. He began his audiovisual career as an assistant in television shows on programs such as the Bigdil, the Red Zone, or Attention to walking. He joined forces with Jérémie Rolland and together created a production company. They bought the rights to the program The Phone (produced in the United States by Justin Timberlake for MTV) and also created a Tv game called Now Boarding, which was ultimately not produced. The urge to write fiction is so strong that he decides to move away from the world of game shows. He left the production company to obtain a journalism license at first, then set up the company AENARIA PRODUCTION in a second stage. AENARIA PRODUCTION was born in 2014, in association with the one who transmitted this lasting passion to him, his father. This is followed by around 400 corporate films produced for several large companies. He also directed an advertising spot for the future champion of France and the world of Muay Thai, Bampara Kayouté, as well as the music video for singer Mazy: "Je t'attendrai". In 2019, he decided to improve his skills by following a scriptwriter training and John TRUBY Masterclass. In 2020, he wrote the short film ALICE which is in commercialization and which was selected at the Mammoth Film Festival 2022 (USA-California). He meets Thomas Garcia. Together they are writing the feature film JE COMPTE JUSQU À TOI. In 2022, Ludovic wrote the series "m.o.r.t.o.n" (9x52 minutes), in French and German. And finally, Ludovic is currently developing two feature films.