She has also worked in education and holds a position at La Fémis film school in Paris, France, where she currently directs a 3rd-year workshop.

[7] Written and Directed by Laetitia Masson, En avoir (ou pas) (1996), her first feature film, was very successful.

Masson's second feature film, For Sale (1998) is about a woman, France Robert that has disappeared the day of her wedding and the detective that investigates her whereabouts while tracing her life through interviews.

[8] In Masson's 2002 feature film, The Repentant (La Repentie), a woman looking to rebuild her life arrives in a new city, but a stranger man follows her.

[9] Masson uses Isabelle Adjani as her femme fatale and incorporates themes of mystery and impulsiveness to illustrate the feeling of starting anew.