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Emilie, known as Zabou, is a French actress and stage director who spent 20 years in Asia. Born in Brittany, she spent most of her acting career in Hong Kong. She is recognized not only as an actress and performer but also as an artistic director and producer of numerous live performances, TV shows, and films. Her career began as a ballet and modern jazz dancer. She then quickly graduated from L'Ecole de Théâtre Bellevue with a diploma in Technical Corporal and Improvisation. Emilie spent years honing her craft on stage and in front of the camera, working with renowned acting coaches, directors, and producers such as Christian Lucciani, Sylvie Boutley, Frédérique Farina, Georges Bécot, Jean-René Lemoine, Steven Soderbergh, Stanley J. Orzel, Jackie Chan, Scott Williams, and many others. She earned a National Diploma in Performing Arts and Drama Directing from the prestigious French drama school Le Cours Florent, leaving full of confidence and satisfaction. In 2015, she directed her first feature film, L'arrivée d'un Typhon, an independent movie shot and set in Hong Kong. Emilie not only starred in the film but also wrote, edited, and produced it. She has now returned to France seeking new artistic inspiration.
