J.P. Ferré

ESRA film school graduate, J.P. Ferré worked for five years as project manager at Sonia Tout Court, a famous french movie trailer agency. Today, he works for several agencies as a freelance editor, graphic designer and vfx artist. He made trailers for movies such as A Prophet (Jacques Audiard), Passion (Brian De Palma), Marguerite and The Apparition (Xavier Giannoli), The Nile Hilton Incident (Tarik Saleh), Veronica (Paco Plaza) and also Enter The Void, Love and recently Climax (Gaspar Noé). J.P. Ferré also co-operates very closely with Image In Work, a post- production company, and begins to turn slowly towards the visual effects industry. J.P. Ferré is co-director/writer and visual effects supervisor on the sci-fi short film Entity (co-directed with Andrew Desmond). First French short film to be mixed in Dolby Atmos, Entity gathered more than 80 festival selections, notably the International Fantastic Film Festival of Geradmer in February 2014. It received the Best Visual Effects Award both from the Hollywood Horrorfest (Los Angeles) and the Filmquest Film Festival (Salt Lake City). In 2016, J.P. Ferré directed his first live action short film, 3:36, now in the festival circuits. An animated short film project, Memories and the Sky, is in development and he is also in the writing process of several feature films.