Dimitri Danvidé

With a passion for pictures from a very young age, he started directing multiple short-films, fiction, and documentaries, as part of his schoolwork. In 2007, he directed his first professional short film. Simultaneously, he founded his production company and worked on numerous music videos. After getting his master's degree in media and getting more experience in television (MTV, C8, Game One, Nickleodeon), he became a freelancer and gained a solid experience in corporate films industry and collaborated with numerous press agencies and production companies. He directed films for several institutions and brands (ministère de la Ville, Mairie de Paris, Converse, Auditoire, Sony, l'ACSÉ, SOS Racisme, La Chaîne de l'Espoir, Presse et Cité, Medialab93). He also directed several documentaries, including "Les Clippeurs" in 2014 (BET-Trace) and "Nouvelle École" in 2015 (France Télévisions-BET-Trace) and web documentary "Les Etoiles Dyonisiennes" in 2019. In 2021, he created Dendup Studio, developing several projects for television. In 2025, he wrote and directed "Spike Lee: The Last King of Brooklyn" for Canal +.