Born to a military family, his childhood was a dynamic and ever-changing tapestry of adventure, as he traversed the diverse and vibrant continents of Africa, Asia, and Europe, absorbing the rich cultural nuances and experiences that would later shape his artistic vision. At the tender age of seventeen, he made a bold and ambitious decision, one that would forever alter the trajectory of his life, by selling his parents' car, a symbol of their hard-earned security and stability, in order to finance his first short film, "Mon premier acte," a cinematic endeavor that would not only showcase his burgeoning talent as a filmmaker but also serve as a testament to his unwavering dedication and perseverance. Collaborating alongside the renowned and respected actors Richard Bohringer and Roland Blanche, he brought his creative vision to life, laying the for foundation a future marked by artistic expression and innovative storytelling.
Following his initial foray into the world of film, he went on to occupy the role of production assistant for an impressive array of visionary directors, including the renowned Serge Gainsbourg, the highly acclaimed Margarethe von Trotta, and the innovative Olivier Assayas, among numerous other industry luminaries.
From 1993 to 2007, Pierre-François Limagne embarked on a prolific creative journey, meticulously crafting an astonishing 160 music videos for a diverse array of French and international artists, including the esteemed Curt Smith of Tears for Fears, the iconic Marc Almond of Soft Cell, the incomparable Céline Dion, the talented Garou, the renowned Yannick Noah, and the enigmatic Jay Jay Johanson.
Moreover, since 1998, Pierre-François has consistently demonstrated his remarkable versatility as a director by annually creating the music videos for the Enfoirés, a charitable endeavor aimed at supporting "les restos du cœur," a worthy cause that has garnered widespread recognition and admiration.
Noted French filmmaker, renowned for his exceptional work in the industry, was honored with the prestigious Victoire de la musique award in the year 2003, specifically for his direction of the music video "Tournent les violons" by the accomplished musician Jean Jacques Goldman.
Years later, in 2013, he took his first steps into the world of feature films with the release of "Piégé", a cinematic masterpiece starring the talented Pascal Elbé and Laurent Lucas.
