Montreal, QC, Canada
$300 - $800 / Day
Request QuoteI am from Montreal, Canada, where I grew up in a French Canadian family. I've always been very fascinated by the world around me. I've been working for few years in the movie's industry before noticing something was missing in my work: reality. More specifically, the study of reality: society and humans that are part of it. After one Graduate Diploma in Visual Journalism at Concordia University ( 2015-2016, in Montreal), now I know I am doing my dream job. Always learning, always be exploring new situations, meeting new people, creating...I love all the aspects of my work. In two years and a half, I've been doing many reportages & short documentaries for different medias and establishments. Most of the time I am working alone (filming + editing) . For example, I did a series of reportages about inhabitants of Anticosti, an Island in Canada, fighting for preservation of nature against oil companies. I also interviewed two escorts working during the Formula 1 Canadian Grand Prix. Last summer I directed an historical series for the 375th anniversary of Montreal. and recently, I did a reportage about the conception of "French laïcité" and the daily life of two young religious students. So basically I've been working, among other things, for Ricochet Media, Planète F, Université de Montréal, Goethe Insitut Montréal. I am also very often in Europe, working for french establishments.
The history of breastfeeding in French-speaking Canada, where 1 child out of 4 was dying before 1 year old. A portrait of Quebec's society few decades ago; a life of poverty. (Language: French/7 minutes/Canada)
Produced for Ricochet Media
Two students living in France. Two best friends, two different religions. Muslim and Jewish. Two different experiences of secularism. As a French Canadian, I tried to understand the French (from France) conception of "laïcité". And so I spoke to the ones involved. This is a portrait of their daily lives, and more specifically, at school. (Language: French/8 minutes/Canada)
Produced for Ricochet Media
Anticosti is a 8000 square kilometers Canadian island inhabited by 200 people and 200 000 deer. For years, Anticosti was the focus of interest of many politicians and oil companies because of the possible presence of oil on the Island. How people from Anticosti are dealing with this situation? (Language: French/5 minutes/Canada)
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