Nicolas Benamou begins in 2000 in the show doped with good humor \u201cLe Morning Live”, hosted by Michael Youn on M6. A collaboration that will continue by the side of music, since it will direct thereafter the clips of Fatal Bazooka, including that of “SParle \u00e0 ma main”, which earned him the NRJ Award clip of the year in 2008.<\/p>\n
He develops his humorous, offbeat and politically incorrect touch. Whatever the projects he undertakes, eclectic and versatile, he remains closely tied to the world of jokes, participates to the production of Florence Foresti and Michael Youn’s DVDs, which he never leaves, and works as a second-team director and production supervisor on his film Fatal (2009).<\/p>\n
This first cinema experience leads him to move behind the camera, as he directs his first feature film in 2010, \u201cWok the Kasbah\u201d, with the very popular Vincent Lacoste and Alice Bela\u00efdi. He then collaborates on the staging of other comedies, such as \u201cLes Ka\u00efra\u201d and \u201cParis \u00e0 tout prix\u201d.<\/p>\n
In 2014, he meets Philippe Lacheau, co-writer of comedy \u201cParis \u00e0 tout prix\u201d, and both sign \u201cBabysitting\u201d, a crazy comedy partly done in found-footage. Big success, the sequel comes out in 2015 and this time it takes place in Brazil.<\/p>\n