94250 Gentilly, France
9 reviews$400 - $600 / Day
Request QuoteI am a freelance video journalist. I am a doc-style shooter and capable of handling an extensive interview. Half french, half italian, I am based in Paris but I often work in Rome. My work has been published on msnbc, The New York Times, France 2, Canal +.
January • 2016
Emiland is a talented and thoughtful videographer. He worked with our reporter on the ground to craft powerful footage of the Grande-Synthe refugee camp in France, treating subjects with consideration and asking important questions. I look forward to future projects with him.
November • 2015
Emiland was a pleasure to work with, and delivered all the shots we requested and went beyond the brief to help us create a powerful story.
November • 2015
Emiland, has great ideas and he is very adaptable. And it is quick when working on a deadline.
Produced for NBCUniversal
After the Charlie Hebdo attacks, French street artist Combo created a series of artworks questioning people’s prejudices against Muslims in France. His latest creation is in response to the November Paris attacks. Video by Emiland Guillerme.
Produced for NBCUniversal
Residents react to the news that three members of the ButtesChaumont terror cell in Paris' 19th arrondissement orchestrated France’s deadliest terrorist attack in half a century.
Produced for The New York Times
Can Italians talk without using their hands? Gestures that insult, beg and swear offer a window into Roman culture.
Produced for The New York Times
In the catacombs under Paris, art and adventure mix in an exclusive world of creativity and freedom hidden from the world above.
Produced for AJPlus
“They put my hand in boiling water.” The Taliban attacked Mohammad Ismail because of his music. Now, he and a group of other refugee musicians are recording an album to raise money for residents of the Jungle. Video shot by Emiland Guillerme in France.
Produced for Huffington Post
In the Grande-Synthe camp outside of Dunkirk in Northern France, aid workers are trying to help the 3,000 refugees stranded there amidst wet, cold and unsanitary conditions until a more permanent camp is built.
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