Foam

Muriel trained as an actress. After her theater studies, she taught herself to write and direct films. In 2018, she joined the first screenwriting class at the Kourtrajmé film school, where she directed her first documentary, C’est à toi qu’je parle (It's You I'm Talking To), which was screened at the Palais de Tokyo. In late 2020, she joined the Fémis Residency and directed the short film Amère (Bitter). In 2022, she joined the European Screenwriters' City and then worked as a screenwriter and production manager. She has written several film and television screenplays, notably with her co-writer Tiphanie Hamlat. Since 2024, she has been filming the documentary Sarcelles la voix des Femmes (Sarcelles: The Voice of Women), which has resulted in a short film and is currently in development as a feature film. Since 2025, she has been presenting films at the MK2 cinema and leading screenwriting workshops in schools while developing socially engaged project screenplays.

After artistic training at the Centre des Arts La Scène, Tiphanie developed a passion for screenwriting. She directed several self-produced short films, including La nuit c'est le refuge des orphelins (Night is the Orphans' Refuge). In 2024, she participated in the official series competition at the Valence Scénario Festival with the series Carmen, co-written with Muriel Biot. In 2025, she co-directed, with Muriel Biot, the music video for "FOAM" for the band Electric Spanish, a blend of the absurd and the dreamlike. Tiphanie enjoys hybrid genres and creating stories with unique trajectories. In 2025, she directed Endolor, produced by Marianne Films, a short film featuring rap and slam poetry about endometriosis.