Zoe Frankinet

Born and raised in Belgium, Zoe discovered her creative sensibilities early on. She completed her private music studies at the young age of sixteen, majoring in saxophone, piano, opera and jazz singing, along with drama and contemporary, ballet, and hip-hop dance. She founded a private school for musical theater in Flanders, where she became fully fluent in Dutch in addition to her native French. After being discovered by an artistic director, she put her singing, dancing, and acting skills to use for two years as Fibi, star of the Walibi Belgium Theme Park. Looking to expand her horizons, Zoe took part in a foreign-exchange program in the United States, where she discovered her love of film production. Upon returning to Belgium, she commenced her advanced studies in the visual arts, graduating with a degree in film, radio and live television broadcast direction. Zoe continued to perform, appearing in several music videos and movies alongside Stromae and Jérémie Renier, and taking part in Luc Petit's renowned Nocturnal Shows. She directed short films, documentaries, and served as second assistant director on the feature film "Among the Shadows," starring Lindsay Lohan.