Myriam François is a distinguished British journalist, filmmaker, and writer, renowned for her impactful storytelling and dedication to amplifying minority voices. As the founder and CEO of mpwr productions, she has successfully produced a range of documentary films that explore critical social issues, showcasing her commitment to diversity and representation in media. Her work has been featured on prominent platforms such as the BBC, Channel 4, and Al Jazeera, where she has made significant contributions to contemporary discussions surrounding culture and identity.
François began her career in journalism as an assistant editor and features writer at Emel magazine, where she honed her skills in narrative development and audience engagement. Her transition to documentary filmmaking was marked by her role as a presenter and producer at the BBC, where her documentary “A Deadly Warning: Srebrenica Revisited” received a nomination for the Sandford St Martin Religious Programming Award. This early success paved the way for her subsequent projects, including “The Muslim Pound,” which examined the burgeoning consumer market for Muslims in the UK.
In addition to her work with the BBC, François has served as a Europe correspondent for TRT World, where she covered breaking news and produced the arts and culture documentary series “Compass.” Her insightful reporting on pressing global issues, such as the plight of Syrian refugees and the impact of Brexit, has garnered widespread recognition and respect within the industry.
François is also an accomplished writer, with her articles appearing in esteemed publications like The Guardian and TIME. Her advocacy against Islamophobia and her research on the integration of British Muslims further underscore her commitment to social justice. With her extensive experience and passion for storytelling, Myriam François continues to inspire audiences and drive meaningful conversations through her work.