Angélique Georges is a French-Australian Emmy Award Winning Graphic Artist and Director based in NYC. She is a master of merging traditional set design, prop styling and hand-made elements with the digital sorcery of VFX and Animation.

Growing up on Australia's east coast, she was drawn to making art from a young age, eventually gaining a Bachelor degree in Film and Television from Swinburne University. In 2013, she arrived in New York City and began working at Zero Point Zero Productions (Anthony Bourdain: Parts Unknown, In The Mind Of A Chef, Somebody Feed Phil). Four years later she became an independent graphic artist, working on various feature documentary, commercial and television productions. In 2017 she won an Emmy award for Best Main Title and Graphic Design and in 2019 she spoke at the IFC Craft-Ed Seminar on Documentary Post Production. In 2023 she presented her directorial debut short thriller: Nine Miles, a film centered around the lore and mystery of the origins of Lyme disease.