Juliette BLANCHE is an actress, writer and director. 

She wrote and directed the play Les Escargots sans leur coquille font la grimace at the Lavoir Moderne Parisien in autumn 2023, directed by Laurent Couraud. The text is published by Editions de l'Avant-scène théâtre. 

On screen, she was Emma Mackey's best friend in Martin Bourboulon's Eiffel , won an acting award for Te Voir, a short film in which she played the lead role, and appeared in Burn(es) Out, the new Netflix series by Noémie Saglio and Olivier Rosemberg, L'Embarras du choix by Kyan Khojandi and Bruno Navo for TF1 and Disney + and recently in the first short film directed by Vassili Schneider La Plus Belle Fille du monde produced by Ad Vitam Court and Saint-Laurent Productions alongside Melvil Poupaud and Eva Danino. 

She directed Love Me Tender, for which she won several festival selections and some fifteen awards. The film is broadcast on OCS and E-cinema. Her desire to create prompted her to quickly direct L'Ombre de nos étés, a film on film that heralded the sensitivity and atmosphere at the heart of Rose Orage, her next short film, winner of the Bourse SACD-Beaumarchais and co-produced by Sandgate Productions, currently in financing. She also writes other formats for television, including Le Coeur à la Bouche, currently in writing. 

At the same time, she is developing her first feature film, loosely based on her show. Velvet chante vrai, du khôl sur ses paupières was successively selected for the Chemin Faisant-Passerelles Occitanie writing residency alongside Raphaëlle Valbrune-Desplechin, La Maison Bleue de Contis, and finally Brive for the Livre au ciné programme directed by Maguy Cisterne.

She is also working on her novel project at the Gallimard Workshops run by Monica Sabolo.