Jean-Luc Azoulay

Career overview

Jean-Luc Azoulay is a French television producer, writer, and songwriter who is also known by the pseudonym Jean-François Porry, as well as Fitzgérald Artman. Born on September 23, 1947, in Setif, Algeria, to a Sephardic Jewish family, he is recognized in the industry for a wide range of roles including creator, producer, actor, writer, director, screenplay author, production coordinator, associate producer, production director, stage director, screenstory writer, executive producer, dialogue writer, production executive, and scenario writer. His known credits include television and film work such as Camping Paradise, Astrid, and Love in Paris.

In addition to his television work, Azoulay has been active as a songwriter for Dorothée and Hélène, and he has produced all of their shows at major sites in Asia as well as the largest venues in France. His collaboration with Sylvie Vartan began in 1970 when he went on tour with her to Japan. After Sylvie Vartan decided to move to the United States in 1976, Azoulay remained in France, where he met Claude Berda. In October 2004, Azoulay produced twelve shows at the Palais des congrès de Paris for the French singer Sylvie Vartan. Personal details on record note that he is married to Isabelle Bouysse, with whom he has two children.