Aswell as Liz’s musical projects, she and her husband Albert are also collaborating and working as a team on several tv documentaries.

Albert Lecoant is a professional documentary maker, tv journalist and director, and has been working in french tv for 12 years.  He graduated from France’s top journalism school (Centre de Formation des Jouralists, CFJ, Paris) and won the TF1 Best Picture Award.  For more information visit www.alecoanet.com.

Albert today wants to work more closely with his wife as they embark on interesting human projects together.

The first of their projects together was following the musical "Grease à Noisiel". The documentary which follows Liz from day one to opening night came about when Liz decided to take her first directing job in the suburbs of Paris and to do a professional show with first time music theatre students.

The second project came from a phone conversation with Liz’s mother about "Inspector Rex", a popular Austrian television series in Australia (amongst other counties). Liz came up with the idea of combining hers and her husbands (and half odf Australia’s) love of dogs with the Parisian culutre.  "Barking Mad in Paris" is at the moment a 5 minute, but possibly extetended to 26 min series that follows the crazy presenter Liz around the life and culture of Paris dogs. With Albert behind the camera – and Liz patting all the dogs – "Barking Mad in Paris" is very light and fluffy.

The third and slightly more ambitious project of Liz and Albert’s documentary series is "Life in the Cabaret" which will follow the intimate life of a Broadway show in New York and  discover where all the joy comes from.

For more information contact Liz or Albert directly at:

liz@lalitaroopa.com or alecoanet@hotmail.com