In New-York, from 2004 to 2007, Anne worked on many international co-productions (The Boucher of Lyon by Kevin Mc Donald, The Magic Flute by Kenneth Branagh).She created her production company, Speakeasy Docs.

Back to France, she produced more than 70 films for CPB FIlms (Compagnie des Phares et Balises), most of them largely distributed worldwide. Among them Jews and Muslims, so far, so close by Karim Miské, for Arte in 2013(4x52’ and 60 minutes animation) and many historical films for prime time slots including World under Bombs, by Blanchard and Salinié, Magda Goebbels, first lady of the 3rd Reich by Antoine Vitkine, and in 2019, Paris 1900 by Hugues Nancy.

In 2018, Serge, condemned to death by Christine Tournadre won Figra Grand Prize, the audience award of Festival of stars and Prix Farel (Switzerland).

After studying cinema in Paris and Bogota, Alice began working in production in Lyon for the company Cocottesminutes. She has never left the documentary world since. She returned to Paris in 2011 for a year at Nord Ouest Documentaires, before joining the teams of Program33 where she spent 7 years. In 2019, she joins Tangerine Productions at the time of its creation, but also Flach film and Talweg.

Clémence studied history and sociology between the Ecole Normale Supérieure in Cachan and the Sorbonne in Paris, with a year abroad at Oxford University. After a master's degree in history of the French Revolution, she went on to study a master's degree in cultural assets management at ESCP, between Paris and Venice. Documentary films having been the driving force behind her affection for history, and her best allies in putting together her revision sheets, she applied for an internship at Tangerine in early 2020. She hasn't left since.