François Fèvre
A self-taught professional, François Fèvre began his career in radio, founding Radio Morzine in 1985 after completing his military service as a volunteer at the French Cultural Center in Pointe-Noire, Congo. From 1986, he participated in various local television ventures, including TV Lac (Annecy), Canal Porte du Soleil (Avoriaz), and Vichy Télévision (Vichy), before joining 8 Mont-Blanc in 1987 as a journalist and later editor-in-chief. Between 1992 and 1997, he successively held the positions of news director, program director, and finally deputy managing director of Antilles Télévision (Martinique). He then joined the Pathé Group, where he was appointed head of co-productions for the Voyage channel, then deputy managing director and program director of Pathé Sport from 2000 to 2002. From 2002 to 2006, he served as deputy managing director and program director for the Voyage channel. In this capacity, he co-produced over 550 hours of documentary. In 2006, he joined the production company Bo Travail!, where he participated in the creation and launch of the travel magazine Échappées Belles, remaining an associate producer for five years. After leaving Bo Travail!, François Fèvre partnered with Michel Seydoux (Camera One) to create Camera One Télévision. Since then, he has produced approximately twenty hours of programming per year for French and international television channels. He also works as a consultant for executives at French and international television networks. A press card holder, he has produced over one hundred news reports and is the author of several documentaries.

Permanent member of the grant allocation committee at the National Center for Cinema (CNC) (2004-2006).
Occasional contributor to Le Dauphiné Libéré and Radio France.
Trainer at CIFAP.
Member of the SCAM (French Society of Authors, Composers and Publishers of Music).

Medal of Honour for Overseas Commitment awarded in 2023 by Sébastien Lecornu, Minister for Overseas Territories.