MUSIC AND FILM
A CONVERSATION WITH ANNE CIBRON
Through a journey that weaves together historical analysis, iconic case studies, and contemporary issues, this talk explores the deep connections between music and cinema. From La Haine to Grease, Titanic to Pulp Fiction, music has often transcended the very films it was meant to serve.
The discussion will delve into the artistic and commercial dynamics between record labels and film studios, the complexities of rights and funding, and the growing presence of urban music artists on screen. A lively conversation, enriched with cult film references and audience interaction, to better understand what music brings to cinema – and how cinema, in turn, shapes music.
This conversation will be moderated by Juliette Fievet
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Anne Cibron
Anne Cibron is a leading figure in the French music industry, known for her influential role as manager and producer alongside artists like Booba and Orelsan. Anne Cibron describes herself as a “behind-the-scenes craftsman,” highlighting the artists she supports while remaining in the shadows. She views management as a profound commitment that demands empathy and dedication. She also emphasizes the importance of mentoring and training young talent within the music industry.
With over two decades of experience under her belt, Anne Cibron continues to shape the French music landscape, combining legal expertise, artistic sensibility, and human engagement.
Juliette Fievet
Juliette Fievet is a journalist and a television and radio host.
She currently works at France 24 and Radio France International, hosting the show LEGENDES URBAINES.