Fiction that matters
Stories that resonate with the way our society is changing, without giving up entertainment or narrative daring.

Giving life to stories, championing fresh perspectives, and making fiction that travels beyond borders.
Stories that resonate with the way our society is changing, without giving up entertainment or narrative daring.
Strong auteur points of view, a central place for women writers and directors, and a commitment to first features.
Personal involvement at every stage, from writing to the final mix, with the rigour of twenty-five years of producing.
Discover
Works produced by Scarlett Production under Florence Dormoy and Joëy Faré (1999–2025), and Florence Dormoy’s writing credits.

France 2 · 2006–2011 · 5 seasons, 165 episodes · original idea by Florence Dormoy

Arte · miniseries 4×52’ · Laetitia Masson

France 2 · 2023 · 5.3 million viewers

Feature film · Pathé · 2020 · over 300,000 admissions

Canal+ · series 6×52’ · Rebecca Zlotowski
Illustrative mood visuals: they are not images from the works listed.

Public portrait of Florence Dormoy (source: Unifrance) — rights to be cleared before publication
The founder
A graduate of Sciences Po Paris, Florence Dormoy began as head of development at Flach Films, where she created the series Seconde B and C’est cool and wrote the comedy Tous les hommes sont menteurs for France 2. She then set up the scripted department at Marathon.
In 1999 she founded Scarlett Production with Joëy Faré. Over twenty-five years the company produced TV movies, series and features for France Télévisions, Arte, Canal+, TF1 and M6, and brought filmmakers such as Christophe Honoré, Lucas Belvaux and Pierre Schoeller to television.
In 2025 she founded Les Films du Renard Blanc, an independent company dedicated to series and feature films, open to European partnerships.
Recognition
A selection of awards won by Scarlett Production and by works produced during Florence Dormoy’s career. They are not attributed to Les Films du Renard Blanc.
Production company award
Fiction category — Scarlett Production (Joëy Faré and Florence Dormoy), winner in 2011 and 2018, and a third time [YEAR TO BE CONFIRMED].
PROCIREP press release ↗Ne m’abandonne pas — TV Movie / Mini-Series.
Fiertés — best series, Luchon Television Festival.
Les Sauvages — best French series.
Comme des reines — best TV movie, Luchon Festival.
Les Heures souterraines — best TV movie (joint winner), Luchon Festival.
Kaboul Kitchen — best series and best screenplay.
La Belle Personne — best actress for Léa Seydoux.
Clara Sheller — Luchon Festival.
References: PROCIREP, 2011 winner ↗ · PROCIREP, 2018 winner ↗ · Scarlett Production ↗. Awards associated with the works and with Scarlett Production; non-exhaustive selection.
In development
Six projects in development, scheduled to go into production between 2027 and 2028.

Series 8×52’ · created by Bénédicte Charles
Action crime drama: the Paris anti-crime squad’s first all-female crew caught in a gang war.

Miniseries 3×52’ · based on the novel by Alice Ferney
A teacher, a pupil with Down syndrome and his mother: three voices, three truths before the law.

TV movie · Caroline and Eric Du Potet
In La Rochelle, a family that loses its home fights for the right to a roof over their heads.

Miniseries 6×52’ · written and directed by Pierre Schoeller
Geopolitical thriller at the French Foreign Ministry: four diplomats try to stop a war.

TV movie · Philippe Enola and Emmanuelle Caquille
A medical student is found dead in Montpellier’s botanical garden.

Miniseries 6×30’ · Estelle Koenig and Arnaud Louvet
1996: a feminist screenwriter secretly writes a sexist sitcom.
Our expertise
A detailed outside perspective on dramatic structure, characters and narrative stakes.
A focused rewrite and story-shaping process to strengthen the project.
Ongoing collaboration, from the earliest concept to the production pitch package.
Co-produce with us
We welcome conversations with writers, broadcasters, producers and partners in France and across Europe.
Contact email to be supplied before publication.
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