Sophie Delahaut is a French young woman who has always been fascinated by cinema. She started drama at high school where she graduated in literature and drama. She also attended a 1-year drama course at Ludus. Then she played the part of Marie in a play called "Ces filles-là" ("Those Girls") by Evan Placey with the theatre company "Ariadne", the performance took place at the theatre in Charleville-Mézières. Afterwards, with the company "Gany'mède", she played Alice in "Cheshire au Pays des Merveilles" ("Cheshire in Wonderland") for the first festival of Choute Si Plou dedicated to the world of imagination.

She went on with her drama and cinema studies at "Cours Florent" -a very famous Paris-based drama school- for three years. She also carried out several internships of drama, cinema and dubbing. Moreover she played in several short films. Last but not least, she wrote, directed and played in her first short film "A deux sur une partition" ("Two for a Score") for which she was awarded the first prize.