Iftane Takarroumt is a French-Moroccan director, producer and cinematographer whose work explores the intersection of cinematic storytelling, visual culture and emerging technologies.

With over seven years of independent practice, she works across documentary, animation, music films, branded and cinematic productions, developing visual narratives from their earliest conceptual stages through to final delivery. Her practice brings together direction, cinematography, visual development and production, with a particular sensitivity to rhythm, atmosphere, movement and emotional storytelling.

Her work has been developed in collaboration with acclaimed artists, leading creative and animation studios, publishers, production companies and international partners, including Ubisoft, Evil Empire, Motion Twin, Dotemu, Neowiz, Shiro Unlimited and Studio La Cachette. Her selected credits include The Rogue Prince of Persia, Shape of Dreams, Drop Duchy and Frostrail.

Alongside her cinematic work, she develops documentary and cultural projects exploring identity, heritage, society and the relationship between people and their environments. She co-produced and served as cinematographer on The Bardia, selected for National Geographic’s Short Film Showcase and recognized by international film festivals. Her broader collaborations include projects undertaken with organizations and institutions such as the Jane Goodall Institute, BLOOM Association, UNESCO and the European Parliament.

Rooted in photography since the age of seventeen, when she presented her first solo exhibition in Morocco, Iftane has built a practice shaped by a lasting fascination with cinema, image-making and new forms of visual expression. Her work is driven by a desire to create immersive, emotionally resonant experiences while bringing together artistic disciplines, technologies and international creative perspectives.