Director and cast
- Olivia Ruiz as Self : Singer
- Vincent David as Musician : Guitar, Ukulele & Choir
- Mathieu Denis as Musician : Bass keyboard, Bass &. Choir
- David Hadjadj as Musician : Keyboard, Trombone, Trumpet, SPD & Choir
- Loïc Maurin as Musician : Drum, Sequences & Choir
- Franck Marty as Musician : Triple, Dulcimer, Nickelharpa, Musical saw & Choir
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