Versoix De Monacheaux Steps Into Her Own With Upcoming New Entertainment Production Company

LOS ANGELES - Aug. 19, 2026 - PRLog -- She has got the "It" factor! De Monacheaux possesses a rare creative ability, to create "World-Class High-Concept Cinematic Premise Design."

Her gift is seeing the movie hiding inside an idea. She has an instinct for taking something simple or seemingly ordinary, finding the unusual concept at its core, and recognizing the enormous cinematic potential within it. For De Monacheaux, she understands that unusual and original concepts are the currency of entertainment, and her new production company will give her the opportunity to develop those concepts while remaining at the helm of the creative process.

Her creative core is Horror and Science Fiction, including a subgenre she has coined "Biblical Futurism." She is now also expanding into Drama, Comedy, and Thrillers, broadening an already extensive body of work.

De Monacheaux currently has more than 40-pieces of intellectual property in various stages of development for film and television. Her slate includes The GOD Maps, The Room, Bad Dirt, Breaking Dad, a children's animated series, HANAFI, and Christmas in the Chi, among many, many others.

The new production company will be based in the United States, while De Monacheaux is already in the early stages of expanding her creative reach into France. Her plans include bringing her distinctive approach to high-concept storytelling into the French entertainment market.

"This is about stepping into my own," says De Monacheaux. "I have spent years creating under a name that people know and love. Yvette Kendall has been good to me. She will continue to write and create as well. But now I'm ready to build something that carries my full name and my own unique vision. Versoix has a vision too, and she loves the direction A24, Blumhouse, and others are taking—leaning into the new, the strange, and the exploratory."

With more than four decades of life experience informing her storytelling and a growing slate of original intellectual property, De Monacheaux is positioning herself to take a larger role in the development, production, and future of her work.

The name of the new production company will be announced soon.

For De Monacheaux, the next chapter is about putting her concepts where she believes they belong: in her own hands, on the screen, and in front of audiences around the world.

Denise Parsons, Freelance Writer