Journalist, founder of the magazine SO FOOT and the production company SO FILMS
Franck Annese
Franck Annese is the founder of several magazines: SOFA, a cultural generalist magazine in 1999, SOFILM, about cinema in 2012, DOOLITTLE, about children, and PEDALE, about cycling. He successfully imposed a new vision of magazine journalism conceptualized under the term “3H” (History, Human, ...
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About Franck Annese
Franck Annese is the founder of several magazines: SOFA, a cultural generalist magazine in 1999, SOFILM, about cinema in 2012, DOOLITTLE, about children, and PEDALE, about cycling. He successfully imposed a new vision of magazine journalism conceptualized under the term “3H” (History, Human, Humor) thanks, in particular, to the success of SO FOOT, a magazine about football, culture, and society, which he created in 2002 and which became, in ten years, one of the leading magazines in the French press, and a reference well beyond the world of football.
In addition to journalism, Franck Annese enjoys working in radio (France Inter) and has numerous experiences in television: a key figure in the show Culture Pub (M6) for four years, editor-in-chief of programs on Pink TV, documentary writer for Arte, etc. Since 2010, he has co-written the César ceremony for Antoine de Caunes, for which he produces the introductory film.
Founder of the production company SOFILMS, Franck Annese produces, and sometimes directs, numerous advertising films for brands like Nike, Nokia, SFR, or Puma and music videos for French and international artists.
Recently, he created his label, VIETNAM, under which he signs French and international artists.
In addition to these multiple activities, Franck Annese is represented as a screenwriter by Lise Arif. In this capacity, he is currently co-writing a sitcom for Canal + with Thomas Ngijol and working on several feature film projects.