IFrom 2004 to 2007, Anne was based in New York, where she worked on several major international co-productions, including The Butcher of Lyon by Kevin Macdonald and The Magic Flute by Kenneth Branagh. During this period, she also founded her own production company, Speakeasy Docs.
Upon returning to France, Anne joined CPB Films (Compagnie des Phares et Balises), where she produced more than 70 documentaries and factual programmes, many of which have been distributed internationally. Her productions include Jews and Muslims: So Far, So Close! by Karim Miské for Arte (2013), an ambitious four-part documentary series accompanied by an animated feature, as well as numerous prime-time historical documentaries. Among them are World Under Bombs by Blanchard and Salinié, Magda Goebbels: First Lady of the Third Reich by Antoine Vitkine, and Paris 1900 by Hugues Nancy (2019).
In 2018, Serge, Condemned to Death, directed by Christine Tournadre and produced by Anne, received several major awards, including the Grand Prix at FIGRA, the Audience Award at the Festival des Étoiles, and the Prix Farel in Switzerland.

After studying film in Paris and Bogotá, Alice began her career in production in Lyon with the company Cocottesminute. Since then, she has remained dedicated to documentary filmmaking.
In 2011, she returned to Paris to join Nord Ouest Documentaires, before spending seven years with Program33, where she produced a wide range of documentary and factual projects.
In 2019, she joined Tangerine Productions at its inception, while also collaborating with Flach Film and Talweg. Throughout her career, Alice has developed a strong expertise in documentary production, with a particular interest in ambitious projects combining historical, social and international perspectives.

Clémence studied history and sociology at the École Normale Supérieure de Cachan and the Sorbonne in Paris, including a year abroad at the University of Oxford. After completing a Master's degree in the history of the French Revolution, she pursued a second Master's in Cultural Heritage Management at ESCP Business School, studying between Paris and Venice. Documentary films has long been the driving force behind her affection for history, and her best allies in putting together her revision sheets. This led her to apply for an internship at Tangerine Productions in early 2020—and she hasn't left since.