Name
Antoine Tassin
Professional Area
Director & Producer
Company
L'Atelier Zéro de Conduite
L’Atelier Zéro de Conduite is an independent production company founded by director and producer Antoine Tassin, dedicated to developing author-driven projects at the intersection of documentary and fiction. The company has produced music videos and fiction short films, while progressively focusing on hybrid forms that explore how documentary and fiction influence one another and reshape narrative structures. Its work is particularly interested in the impact of real-life material, memory, and perception on storytelling.
Antoine Tassin previously wrote and directed the internationally released documentary "My Daughter's Killer", which reached a wide global audience. The company’s current project, "The Amidlisa Affair", reflects this approach: a long-form investigation developed over several years, combining exclusive archives and evolving testimonies.
L’Atelier Zéro de Conduite specializes in international projects and co-productions, particularly between Europe, the United States, and the United Kingdom, and works with partners across different territories depending on each project’s needs.
Based in France, the company develops feature documentaries, series and narrative features with a strong authorial identity and international reach.
Country
France
Accreditation
BIO TO B | DOC
Antoine Tassin grew up in the suburbs outside of Paris and studied Film at École Supérieure de Réalisation Audiovisuelle in Paris. He founded his production company, L’Atelier Zéro de Conduite, in 2012 and produced, wrote and directed several short films, documentaries and music videos. Antoine wrote and directed the internationally acclaimed, Netflix documentary feature, My Daughter’s Killer, produced by Rogan Productions (producers of the Emmy nominated series, UPRISING, directed by Steve McQueen), and was nominated for a Realscreen award. Upon its release in July 2022, it was ranked on the platform’s “Global top 10” list.
He’s completing his second documentary feature, The Amidlisa Affair, which he also wrote, produced, edited and directed; co-produced by Zac Stuart-Pontier (winner of an Emmy for HBO’s The Jinx and nominated for an Emmy for The Jinx Part Two), Josh Mond (James White, which won awards at both Sundance & Deauville) and IPC Entertainment (The Night Stalker, the multi-award winning, Netflix documentary series).
