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Sylvie Ballyot, née le 7 juin 1967 à Suresnes [1], est une actrice, réalisatrice, scénariste, monteuse et productrice française [2].
AnnéeTitreNotescourt métragecourt métragecourt métrage- 7 juin 1967 (56 ans)Suresnes ( France)
- Sylvie Anne Ballyot
- française
Sylvie Ballyot est diplômée de la Fémis. Ses films (fictions, documentaires et journal intime) creusent des thèmes qui lui sont chers, comme la question du désir, de l’identité, du rapport à la famille.
After having gratuated from the Fémis film school, Sylvie Ballyot went on exploring a variety of cinematographic forms: diaries, creative documentaries, short and medium-length fictions. Her latest film, Green Line , is the culmination of the process of exploration, both in its formal structure as well as in its theme and territory which she ...
Directed by: Sylvie BALLYOT. France. 2007. Fiction. 20min. Color. VOF-STMF. Synopsis. Julie pays a visit to her father in the south of France. He has been amputated and lives alone in a seaside house.
Sylvie Ballyot graduated from the Femis school of image and sound in 1994 with an editing degree. She’s worked on numerous feature films as assistant editor and then co-directed four short films with Béatrice Kordon between 1997 and 2001.
A graduate of La fémis, Sylvie Ballyot first worked in experimental cinema: a video diary, documentaries, fiction shorts, including Alice, which has been popular on the festival circuit. She has just completed a documentary, Love and words, shot in Yemen.
Sylvie Ballyot is known for Alice (2002), Love and Words Are Politics (2007) and Regarde-moi (2003).
