Adrienne Liron

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Jersey, Channel Islands, UK

Adrienne Liron is an award-winning producer and co-founder of British-Dutch production company 3 minutes West. Her first feature, Coppelia, is a modern fairytale for a family audience, told without words, combining live action dance and animation. The film features a diverse international cast of dance stars and a positive message in the age of social media - Be yourself! Coppelia premiered at Annecy International Animation Festival 2021 before theatrical release in 2022 (Modern Films / Square One Entertainment / Periscoop / Jeugdfilm / Shout). Awards include the Golden Punt for Best Fiction Feature at the 40th Cambridge Film Festival, and IFMCA Best Film Score 2021.  Before Coppelia, Adrienne specialised in arts programming for TV and event cinema. With partner / director Jeff Tudor, she has produced many feature-length, multi-camera captures of dance, theatre and opera performances. Credits include Betroffenheit and Revisor for the BBC, The Feeling of Going and A Swan Lake for NRK and SVT, and a series of contemporary dance-theatre for PathĂ© Live. Awards include the Rose d'Or (Arts) for Betroffenheit.  Adrienne was born in Jersey, Channel Islands. She studied at the Royal Ballet School before moving into the media industry.

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