Filmmaker, Photographer, Colourist. Director of Japanese Avant-Garde Pioneers, Sumarsólstöður, Japan Visions, Art & Mind, Industrial Soundtrack For The Urban Decay, and Paris/Berlin: 20 Years of Underground Techno.
Amélie Ravalec is a London-based Parisian film director and producer, photographer, publisher and colourist.
Ravalec’s films have been released theatrically worldwide with over 1000 screenings in cinemas, festivals, museums and cultural institutions in 50 countries. Her work has been acquired by networks including ARTE, Sky Arts UK, and ORF Austria, and has received over a dozen international awards.
Passionate about new technologies, Amélie Ravalec co-founded Circle Time Studio. Ravalec edited Fan Club, one of the first VR feature films, which was presented at Cannes Film Festival, and has published an art book entirely made with AI, Posthuman Codex. She is a spokesperson for emerging technology in film including AI and VR, producing an AI film for ARTE TV (2025) and guest speaker at a panel on VR filmmaking at Cannes Festival (2018).
She also works as a freelance senior colourist, working internationally in advertising, films and TV. She is currently represented by Ewanme, The Crewing Company and Yellow Cat.
Amélie founded publishing companyLone Gentlemen Publishing, where she publishes limited-edition art and photography books and prints. Her books are sold in museums and bookshops internationally and currently distributed by Antenne Books. She is the author and designer of Japan Art Revolution, published by Thames & Hudson (2025).
She is also a record collector and DJ. She co-founded underground techno record label and events Fondation Sonore in 2011 with Gregorio Sicurezza, and Brussels warehouse club The Lodge in 2014.
