Boris Berger

Boris Berger is a Belgian producer of cultural content, specializing in music videos, televised broadcasts of operas and ballets, and cultural programmes. Born in Brussels in 1984, he later moved to Paris, where he worked for various film and television production companies.

Since 2010, he has collaborated with French music artists on music videos. He has gradually expanded his activities to include the television production of cultural programs. In 2018, he founded the production company Grizzly, specializing in the production of cultural formats for television.

Boris Berger has collaborated with many major french pop artists, including Étienne Daho, Bernard Lavilliers, Camille, Dominique A, Gaëtan Roussel, Arno, Rodolphe Burger, and Arthur H, as well as with choreographers such as Damien Jalet, Sidi Larbi Cherkaoui, Peeping Tom, and Bobbi Jene Smith. With Grizzly, he has produced numerous cultural programs and live performance recordings for channels such as France Télévisions, ARTE, Mezzo, and RTBF.

He represents a new generation of producers who bridge the gap between traditional cultural institutions and modern audiovisual formats. His work helps make music, opera, ballet, and contemporary dance accessible to a wider audience through television and film. 

His collaborations with institutions such as the Paris Opera, Hessisches Staatsballett, Philharmonie de Paris or Radio France demonstrate his commitment to exploring the diverse facets of the cultural landscape. His production approach combines respect for traditional art forms with innovative presentation methods.

Among his most recent projects is the film Seasons of Dance (Golden Prague Grand Prix 2025), directed by Tommy Pascal and co-produced with Bénédicte Buffière, his partner from Martha Productions.