Media Valley
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About Media Valley
Media Valley is a French audiovisual and film production company founded in 2010 by Natalie Altmann. Based in Paris, it develops and produces animation and fiction for children and family audiences, with a particular focus on literary adaptations and Franco-Belgian comic books. Its slate spans animated television, feature-film executive production and live-action youth programming, bringing together French properties and international production partners.
The company works across 2D animation and 3D CGI. Its production activities cover project development, financing, production management and technical pipeline supervision, alongside executive production and consulting. International co-production is central to its work: Media Valley structures partnerships with studios, broadcasters and distributors to develop projects for television and other distribution platforms. Its activities also include property licensing, catalog sales and digital communication.
Animation and adaptations
Media Valley's animated television productions include The Triplets, adapted from Les Triplés, and Zoom the White Dolphin, known in French as Oum le dauphin blanc. The latter spans three seasons and 156 thirteen-minute episodes. Other productions include Ernest & Rebecca and Nicholas’ Fantastic Summer, a 52-episode CGI series based on Le Petit Nicolas.
In 2026, the company delivered LOUCA, a 26-episode CGI comedy adapted from Bruno Dequier's Dupuis comic books. Co-produced with Belgium's Belvision and distributed internationally by Studio 100 International, the series continues Media Valley's work translating established comic properties into animated television. Its projects have involved broadcasters including France Télévisions, TF1, Canal+, M6 and ZDF.
Fiction and distribution
Beyond animation, Media Valley co-produces live-action programming for young audiences. Its international youth action-adventure series Gifted comprises ten 28-minute episodes and was developed with Scotland's Black Camel Pictures for CBBC, BBC and NDR.
Alongside its production slate, the company manages dedicated YouTube channels and direct catalog sales. These activities extend its work beyond commissioning and production into the ongoing digital distribution and management of its properties.
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Leadership and professional background
Natalie Altmann is listed as the company's current president and legal representative. Before establishing Media Valley, she headed children's programming at M6 from 1997 to 2009, founded M6 Studio and oversaw releases including Asterix and the Vikings and the Little Nick series. Earlier, she served as Head of Development at Saban International Paris.
Production staffing
The report distinguishes the company's small permanent payroll from the temporary production crews and contracting animators engaged during active projects.
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Where Media Valley is based
- Paris, Île-de-France, France
Paris offices
HeadquartersAbout this office
**Paris Headquarters** Status: active Headquarters Address: 42 rue Monge, 75005 Paris, France Email: contact@mediavalley.fr Phone: +33 1 44 65 00 28 Office webpage: https://mediavalley.fr/en/contact-us-mediavalley/ Opened: 2016 Sole operating headquarters and central production management office; registered headquarters since September 2016. --- **Office** Status: inactive / historical Address: 44 rue Monge, 75005 Paris, France Opened: 2010 Closed: 2016 Former registered headquarters from 2010 to 2016, before relocation to 42 rue Monge.
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