Sur Une Ile
Produces television, documentary and digital video content for broadcasters and corporate clients
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-15
About Sur Une Ile
Sur Une Ile produces broadcast content including reports, magazines, television documentaries, investigations, web videos, live streams and masterclasses. Services cover pre-production, research, filming, editing and post-production, including aerial and multicamera live filming.
Its clients include broadcasters, production companies, public research institutions and corporate organizations in France and internationally. The company is based in Paris and was founded in 2013.
Product: Video production services spanning research, filming, editing and post-production for broadcast, web and corporate content.
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