Hi, I just turned 40 and celebrating my 18th anniversary in the industry this year! I grew up and studied cinema in France, in Nancy's University in east of France. Eager to travel already, i applied to finish my master degree in Montreal in Canada and moved there once accepted. In parallel of my studies at the University of Montreal, i was lucky enough to find a job at Solotech where i started as a warehouse clerk in the video departement. After a few months in the shop i worked on my first event. There was no doubt, i was hooked and had to make it a career! I then started working on many local gigs in Montreal, from corporate gigs to festival, from concerts to conferences. I learned a lot, going through all the positions in the video departement. I was first a projectionnist, an L.E.D. tech, a camera operator and a junior cam engineer, then a video crew chief. I wanted to tour so badly i was never going to stop working hard to get there. I very much enjoyed being in charge of making a plot happen, thinking the technical aspects, troubleshooting or finding creative solutions, as well as managing teams. Once i got experienced enough, got appreciated as part of a team, and was able to obtain my canadian passport, i started touring in North america and finally world wide, as an L.E.D. tech / Camera operator for a few years. At some point, i felt like i needed to try flying on my own wings and became a freelance technician, when the main goal really was to become a touring video director. After a few gigs with different local companies, i got called to direct cameras for Bryan Adams, which i happily accepted. I got to finally do what i always wanted to. What a great feeling! I toured for him from 2018 to 2023, in many venues and parts of the world. I taught new camera staff every day/night, then taught a new permanent team, learned to work for and with an artist, learned how to gain trust and build an image. In the meantime, since i had a steady tour, i decided to move back to France to be closer to my family in 2020. In 2023, it felt like it was time for new challenges and embraced a change. I started developing the European network and toured with different UK video companies (PRG, CT, UP). In 2025, i got called to direct cameras, this time for Hozier, on the Unreal unearth tour. I had an amazing year with a great crew and artist and found that rush of cutting a show again. There is nothing like it! I believe being a technician and operator before becoming a director help me nowadays to make good decisions regarding the teams, the technicalities, the collaborations with artists and colleagues and finally the result of the show. i am now looking for a new camera director role to keep doing what i am passionate about and am looking forward to working with you :)