Paris, France
$500 - $1500
3 reviewsHello! I am a Tunisian filmmaker and motion designer living between Tunisia & France. Looking forward to meeting you for great projects
Paris, France
$350 - $600
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$500 - $2000
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$225 - $500
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$300 - $3000
1 reviewVideo journalist
Paris, France
$350 - $1000
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$200 - $1000
4 reviewsDirector and DOP in Paris
Paris, France
$600 - $1200
9 reviewsFreelance journalist
Paris, France
$200 - $1000
1 reviewI am a French reporter and worked 3 years for television news.
Paris, France
$500 - $2000
Juan David Romero is a Paris-based filmmaker, journalist, and multimedia professional with a focus on human rights. He directed Unbroken Paradise, An Iraqi Belly Dancer, and Black in Ukraine, documentaries showcased at global festivals like the Global Impact Film Festival, Amnesty International's Human Rights Film Festival, and Tunisia's Mawjoudin Queer Film Festival, the only LGBT festival in North Africa. Currently, he leads multimedia operations at That’s Y Media and serves as lead video editor for the Civil Liberties Union for Europe. His past roles include video work with Médecins Sans Frontières and the United Nations Office of the Victims' Rights Advocate. Romero’s background includes journalism and video production with Brut, refugee aid in Europe, and work with the American Association for the Advancement of Science. A University of Central Florida alumnus, he holds a B.A. in English Literature with a minor in Film and has published poetry in several literary magazines.
Lille, France
$500 - $10000
Diana is a Creative Producer and Production Manager that started her company, Moukda Production together with Kèota Dengmanara, 3 years ago. Moukda Production specialises in animation, especially stop motion for TV, cinema & digital screens. A first project, ZOOBOX, 26 minutes TV Special directed by Myriam Schott is currently in development with France 5 and will also be distributed in cinemas by Folimage. Diana graduated a Production Management Course in Gobelins (France) and from a BA in Fine Art Sculpture, Coventry University (UK) in 2012, she currently works and lives between Lille and Paris. Diana has worked as a Vfx Production Supervisor for blockbuster films such as Despicable Me 3 and The Secret Life of Pets, but also as a Project Leader of Season of the Force (Star Wars - Disneyland Paris) & Summer of the Heroes (Marvel - Disneyland Paris), two projects involving video projection mapping & live action. In 2018, Diana has completed ASF - Animation sans frontières, an international development lab for directors and producers focussing on international coproductions and ran by Filmakademie in Germany, MOME in Hungary, The Animation Workshop in Denmark and GOBELINS France. ASF, was an opportunity for both coproduction and development for Diana and the team at Moukda Production: upon meeting Spanish director Jose Prats, Moukda Production decided to coproduce Umbrellas together. Also, the first pitch of the animated transmedia project, Starting with hope was developed during this time. Starting with hopes is an animated series and digital platform that aims to give a voice to people that are battling or have battled with depression.
Paris, France
$150 - $800
I am 25 years old, and I live in Paris. I graduated from Sciences-Po (B.A political sciences) and La Sorbonne (B.A philosophy), and I am currently in my final year of study at La Fémis (M.A directing), the national film school of France. Over the past few years, I directed several feature documentaries, on issues such as migration, african football, and french suburbs. They were shown in film festivals worldwide. Besides, I also made (wrote, shot, edited) two short reports (5min) for Canal + and a series of 7 portraits for the french media L'Express. Eventually, I also make all the video content (interviews, freestyles, short docs) of Grünt (http://www.gruntmag.com/), which is a well-known french online media dedicated to rap music. In the future, I intend to keep direct feature films for cinema, and also to make short reports for different medias. I have my own shooting equipment (5D mark II; shoulder-rig; Schoeps MK41 external mic) and editing suite.
Paris, France
$150 - $2000
Freelance journalist, I work for print and radio in French and English, on documentary projects and sometimes for TV, on international news and cultural stories. Currently with the BBC World Service and Deutsche Welle. I've worked with the BBC, Radio France Internationale, France24, TV5, le Figaro, Reuters, Think Africa Press and more. Travel-lover, passionate about Africa, Europe, literature, music, arts. Born in Paris, I lived in Miami, US, Prague, London, and in Africa: Bangui (CAR) last year, Kenya in 2010-12 from where I travelled to Uganda, Ethiopia, Somalia. I also travelled to India, Italy, the Balkans, Caucasus, Tunisia, Liberia, South Africa, Senegal, Mexico, Niger. I like issues of human interests, reporting, and to share news, texts, cultural discoveries between Africa, Europe and the rest of the world. I'm based in Paris and often in London, Bristol, Brussels, and other places in Europe and North Africa.
Paris, France
$250 - $1000
Her ambition led her to attend the ESRA International Film School where she learned the art of composition and developed her skills to seek out the perfect photo in every situation. She was drawn into the world of cinematography; worked as a director of lighting for Dinosysia, Kadi Love, the feature film Neiges d’Automne, cultural program Entrée Libre / France 5 after having participated in several shoots as a camera operator. She shooted a short movie 364 Days. But... When she discovered the existence of the Calais Jungle, and documented the unworthy conditions of migrants in France, she decided to change the job and she found her voice. She published in Libération, Le Monde, ELLE, Les Inrocks, Le Temps, La Vie, Le Vif, Le Parisien Weekend, Le Figaro, Monthly Thyhms, NEON and worked wth MSF (Doctors Without Borders and OXFAM.) Actually she's represented by Le Pictorium, french press agency. Exhibitions: 2018: Selected to the list 30 Women Photographers Under 30 2018: Maison de La Photographie à Lille 2018: Galerie Claude Samuel à Paris 2018: début d'une collaboration avec Les Femmes Photographes 2019: LE 61 - Projection des photos du Venezuela 2019: Selected for "What is Family? by National Geographic 2019: StoryPhotos of the Week, May 31, 2019 by National geographic 2019: MOTHER UNTIL BIRTH (Surrogate mothers in Ukraine) exhibited in Berlin during the next Photographic Exploration Project exhibition 2019: Ballerinas under Fire No. 6 exhibited in PH21 Gallery in Budapest in August. Juror's choice and the honourable mentions. 2019: Exhibited in MÉDIATHÈQUE EDMOND ROSTAND in Paris with the collective Femmes Photographes 2019: Selected for a NIKON NOOR workshop in Barcelona She continues to explore the world’s social issues with an eye of a journalist and a cinematographer.
Paris, France
$200 - $3000
Shelby directed her first two short films in Japan, both of which have earned 14 official festival selections collectively and have won 6 festival awards. Now in Paris, she has written, produced, and directed various short films and has worked with Emmy award winning documentary filmmaker Jenn Molina on a feature. Her latest short, Neædra, which was in collaboration with silicone dress designer Joanna Pråzmo and two Central Saint Martin’s graduates, has already earned 10 official selections and an award. In addition, she completed a producing course in Lussas, France, Fondamentaux de la Production, with the acclaimed documentary film school, Ardèche Images. She was also selected for a development lab with Blake House Productions in London which is currently in the process of completing. Aside from filmmaking, she is also an experienced events producer who had produced and curated small to midscale events, including the International Female Filmmakers Showcase.
Paris, France
$450 - $800
My name is Jules I'm 28 years old and I was born and raised in Paris, France. I have a bachelor degree in Cinema studies from la Sorbonne University (Paris, France) I Also studied Audiovisual communication at Carlos III University (Madrid, Spain) and Cinema Studies at IAD (Institut des arts de diffusion) in Brussels, Belgium. After my studies, I worked as an assistant at Chaï Chaï Films, a production company specializing in transmedia documentary and creative communication where I could put into practice what I’ve learned in class, such as, filming, editing, assisting on movie sets and much more… After a year I’ve decided to work as a freelancer. Since 2016, I have been working as a videographer and editor for AKADEM (intellectual and cultural digital platform) , House of Latin America in Paris, making video portraits and short docs about cultural events of interest to these institutions. I have also been working as an Assistant Camera and as a 2nd Cameraman for The Culture Trip (English media). Since 2019 I work as a parliamentary assistant in communication at the French Senat. I make movies, edits, photos, and take care of the website of David Assouline, Vice President of the Senate and Senator of Paris. Showreel 2019 : https://vimeo.com/278644011?fbclid=IwAR2wVia637XyjAki3poq7_JVVSaqaBxKW--3qpJzWfInt8HVvjvO4DDdRN0 (Password : showreel)
Paris, France
$600 - $1200
Jason Gardner tells stories, using the framework of Visual Anthropology. He recently published A Flower in the Mouth, a book of photography and writing about the culture, music and rituals of Carnaval in Pernambuco, Brazil. His work has appeared in The New York Times, Rolling Stone, Photo District News, New York Magazine, NPR.org, and SPIN Magazine. Clients include Con Edison, HBO, Samsung Corporation, N-Y Historical Society, Ogilvy & Mather, Direct TV, Pfizer, and Human Rights Watch. Gardner was a Finalist in PDN/National Geographic's “World in Focus” travel photography contest, and featured on the Kodak.com Professional website. He is a board member, NY Chapter, of The American Society of Media Photographers (ASMP), and co-founder of creative networking community Toasted Almonds, having recently opened up a Paris chapter of Toasted Almonds (Amandes Grillées). Jason divides his time between New York and Paris.
Paris, France
$300 - $1800
Anne Paq (1976) is an award-winning freelance photographer and videographer, with a background in international human rights law, who had lived for more than a decade in Palestine. She has been a member of Activestills Collective since 2006. Her work has been exhibited worldwide and published in various media outlets such as the NY Times Lens, Paris Match, le Nouvel Observateur, Al Jazeera, Haaretz newspaper, The National, Les Inrockuptibles, The Huffington Post, The New Internationalist, Dazed and Confused, +972 Magazine, Electronic Intifada, Stern, the Guardian, AJ+. She is regularly commissioned by international NGOs, such as UNESCO, UNWHO, Human Rights watch, Action contre la faim, Diakonia, B'tselem and Physician for Human rights. Believing in giving back to the communities she documents, Anne participated or led many participatory media project across the West Bank, Jerusalem and Gaza.. In 2012, she developed a multimedia project about the subcultures and artists in Gaza called 'Not a Dreamland' that was exhibited in the Gaza Strip, and the Confluences Gallery in Paris. In 2012, she also documented the Israeli military offensive on Gaza. She has co-directed the short film 'Bethlehem checkpoint, 4 am' (8'59, 2007), co-produced the award-winning documentary 'Flying Paper' (52', 2013) and co-directed 'Return to Seifa' (2015, 10'49) and 'Gaza: A Gaping Wound' (2016, 13'47). In 2014, she documented the Israeli military operation dubbed "Protective Edge" in the Gaza Strip. After the offensive she returned many times to the Gaza Strip to document the consequences of the offensive. One of her project called 'This was my Bedroom' presents portraits of Palestinian children in their destroyed bedroom that was published in Le Nouvel Obs (France). She is also the co-author of the award-winning web documentary 'Obliterated Families', a multimedia project which tells the story of the families whose lives were shattered by the 2014 Israeli offensive. 'Obliterated Families' won the best multimedia award at the AFD photo competition (2016); and the Public Award at the Swiss Web Festival (2016). In 2017, she co-authored an co-directed a reportage for ARTE Television called 'The sea is bored of me' (15'), looking at the struggles of a young man in the Gaza Strip who lost his entire immediate family, killed during an Israeli attack in the summer 2014. In 2017, Anne Paq won the award 'International Photographer of the Year' in the documentary section for her series “Obliterated Families”. She is currently co-directing her first mid-length documentary, Not Just Your Picture (56') which will be released in 2020.
Paris, France
$200 - $500
I'm a french-venezuelan producer and filmmaker. Living now between Paris Grenoble and Marseille, France. Also a compositor of original soundtrack and video editor (with final cut X). I've worked in few documentaries in Venezuela for Telesur and VTV (public channel) who are available in the Youtube link of Altermedia (independant producer). So I have 15 year working in video creation with a lot of kind of video like documentary, video report, clip-videos, trailers etc. I've worked with an Red Scarlet camera and Black Magic camera, I'm dedicated now to create short videos for web medias and social network. I'm an internationalist militant who fight with his camera to denounce injustice and promove world solidarity. I'm convinced that local histories of simple persons can talk to a majority and international audience if the message is creative in his form and sincere in his contain...
Paris, France
$600 - $800
I am a multimedia producer who have been working for a number of media (print, radio, television and web) channels, in order to try new formats and understand better digital storytelling. I have been in charge of the video department of Courrier International (a weekly magazine owned by Le Monde) since 2014. With my team, I produce videos designed for the web, animated infographics with motion design and conduct live interviews on social media, to analyse international news and get the insights from the international media. I also teach digital storytelling in various journalist schools in France. Previously I have been part of the video team of Le Monde where I published videos, articles, long-forms and a web-documentary on Russian activists, which helped me win the Monde Academie prize. I also used to work as a Digital Producer at Discovery Channel in London.
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