Paris, France
52 reviews$800 - $1400 / Day
Request QuoteFrench-Lebanese Video reporter, currently living in Paris, after spending years in South America, I have worked as a director and journalist for 10 years. I have produced short and long features for medias such as Vice, Al Jazeera, France 24, Arte and worked as editor in chief for Canal+ in France. Previous films include "Ballet and bullets, dancing out of the favelas", for which we received a Pulitzer grant and that is currently pre-nominated for various festivals and awards. Long feature film include "Mocha, our rights, our story", about a school for transgender students in Argentina that is currently showing in theatres in Argentine. I speak French, English, Spanish, and portuguese fluently, good Italian and some arabic. I believe in Journalism that expose hope and solutions through characters.
December • 2016
Rayan is extremely professional and incredible to work with. We were so happy with his work and attitude and highly recommend for any projects needing videography, photojournalism and video journalism. We look forward to working with Rayan again in the near future.
July • 2024
Amazing experience producing a shoot in Paris with Ray, lots of enthusiasm, professionalism, care, great communication and editorial interest and flexibility - highly recommend everyone to work with Rayan and his partner Lancelot.
July • 2022
Rayan was very professional and easy to work with. The shoots went great, and he was super communicative during the entire process. It was great working with him, and we hope to work with him again soon.
Produced for Zinc
“Na Ponta dos Pes” is a ballet project in the Alemão favela complex in Rio de Janeiro, created by Tuany Nascimento – a 23-year-old dancer who represented Brazil at international events during a flourishing career that was abruptly cut short by lack of resources. Rather than letting her head drop, the setback strengthened Tuany’s determination to help troubled communities through dance.
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Like any other prison, barbed wire and guarded armed soldiers circle the place. But inside, life looks like any rural village of Uruguay. 500 detainees live freely, circulating and hanging around as they see fit, only joining their cells at night, which remain open. Punta de Reieles aims to humanize prison life. No armed warder, just penitentiary operators, mainly women, trained on psychology
Produced for AJPlus
6 months after the #NiUnaMenos march in Argentina which had gathered hundreds of thousands of people united to ask the end to violence against women, feminist organisations and associations are taking the streets again on Nov 25th, the international day against violence done to women. We will cover the protest, speak with the organizers. As Argentina just elected a new president, the conservative
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