Léa Ducré is an innovative author, director, and narrative designer known for her groundbreaking approach to storytelling across various media. Specializing in the creation of documentaries, she tackles pressing social issues like climate justice, employing creative AI and interactive elements to engage audiences. Her notable works include the documentary series "Justice Climatique," which showcases citizens fighting against state inaction in Europe, and the immersive experience "ELIZA," where users engage in intimate conversations with an AI about love.

Ducré's creativity extends to video games, exemplified by "7 Generations," which explores intergenerational impacts in an abstract format. Her contributions have garnered accolades, including the Daniel Sabatier Prize and recognition at international festivals. Operating as an independent creator, she collaborates with diverse clients, offering expertise in conceiving new formats, developing narratives, and directing visually compelling stories. Whether through film, immersive theater, or interactive game design, Léa Ducré continues to push the boundaries of narrative art, envisioning the imaginations of tomorrow.