Born on October 26, 2001, in Épinal, France, Tim Vaganay is a French actor, singer, writer and director. After studying performing arts and modern literature, he made his feature film debut in Cheyenne Carron's drama Je m'abandonne à toi (2023), followed by another collaboration with the director in the biographical film Que notre joie demeure (2024).
Alongside his film career, Vaganay trained at the Avignon Conservatory of Dramatic Arts and performed with the Med'Arts theater company, while ap...
Born on October 26, 2001, in Épinal, France, Tim Vaganay is a French actor, singer, writer and director. After studying performing arts and modern literature, he made his feature film debut in Cheyenne Carron's drama Je m'abandonne à toi (2023), followed by another collaboration with the director in the biographical film Que notre joie demeure (2024).
Alongside his film career, Vaganay trained at the Avignon Conservatory of Dramatic Arts and performed with the Med'Arts theater company, while appearing in several short films. His screen credits also include Noémie Saglio's Netflix comedy Nice Girls (2024) and Nathalie Najem's Aux jours qui viennent (2025).
In 2025, he stepped behind the camera to direct Crushtime, a romantic comedy exploring love, ambition, and the challenges of pursuing a career in the entertainment industry. The project is set to expand into a TV series, with Vaganay expected to reprise his role as Lenny Gaë.
Moving between acting, writing, and directing, Tim Vaganay continues to develop his career across film, theater, and television.
Born on October 26, 2001, in Épinal, France, Tim Vaganay is a French actor, singer, writer and director. After studying performing arts and modern literature, he made his feature film debut in Cheyenne Carron's drama Je m'abandonne à toi (2023), followed by another collaboration with the director in the biographical film Que notre joie demeure (2024).
Alongside his film career, Vaganay trained at the Avignon Conservatory of Dramatic Arts and performed with the Med'Arts theater company, while appearing in several short films. His screen credits also include Noémie Saglio's Netflix comedy Nice Girls (2024) and Nathalie Najem's Aux jours qui viennent (2025).
In 2025, he stepped behind the camera to direct Crushtime, a romantic comedy exploring love, ambition, and the challenges of pursuing a career in the entertainment industry. The project is set to expand into a TV series, with Vaganay expected to reprise his role as Lenny Gaë.
Moving between acting, writing, and directing, Tim Vaganay continues to develop his career across film, theater, and television.
