About

I am now a director, shaped by several years of experimentation and hands-on experience with moving images. Before stepping fully into directing, I spent five to six years focused on video editing, a foundational phase that taught me rhythm, visual storytelling, and how emotion is built through images. This background allows me to approach each project with a global vision, from the initial idea to the final cut.

Over time, I expanded my skill set by studying 3D, color grading, and visual composition in depth. I also explored photography, refining my understanding of light, framing, and texture. My journey began with AMVs, a raw and instinctive format, before evolving toward more structured and technical approaches, particularly in 3D, where I learned to build coherent and immersive visual worlds.

My visual sensibility is strongly influenced by the cinematography of The Revenant, and more specifically by the work of Emmanuel Lubezki. His organic use of natural light and his immersive framing deeply inspire my own approach, guiding the way I capture faces, spaces, and movement, always in search of images that feel honest and powerful.

Today, I work across a wide range of formats, including advertising, cinema, fiction, music videos, and corporate films. I am open to all kinds of projects and collaborations.