DIRECTOR/EDITOR: Series of short videos on detroitjetaime.com
I got selected as an emerging talent at the Berlinale Talent Campus#10, 2012.
JOURNALISTIC WORK
Contributor to The Huffington Post since November 2011.
My article “Detroit is not a blank canvas” published on my blog was distinguished as a “Required Reading” by the Detroit Free Press in November 2011.
Author of Los Angeles Travel Guide 2011-2012, éditions Le Petit Futé (published in March 2011.)
I’ve published in the French-English Garagisme Magazine (“Détroit Sans les Mains”, January 2012,) and the French Le Petit Futé Magazine (“Road 66 : Road Trip à Remonter le Temps,” Mars-Avril 2011; “Los Angeles, l’enfant terrible de la côte ouest,” September-October 2010.)
DIRECTOR/EDITOR | Biker women (documentary, 6mn, 2011.)
“Born free:” these women follow this one motto every time they hit the road. Portraits of ‘biker chicks’ in the desert of California. /// Ces femmes n’ont besoin de personne, normal, elles conduisent des Harley Davidson. Portraits introspectifs de “motardes” dans le désert de Californie.
Assistant | Assistante: Vanessa Yee ::: DPs | Chefs op : Justin Perkinson & Yusuke Sato
Source: noramandrayfilms
PRODUCER | It’s Okay To Be A Cat Guy (series of commercials, 2010).
Directing | Réal : Keven McAlester ::: DP | DP | Chef Op : Andrew Schulkind ::: Producing | Prod : Nora Mandray for Ghost Robot ::: Assistants | Assistants : Alex Meader & Yusuke Sato
VIDEOGRAPHER | UCLA Alumni Association (PSA, 2010.)
DP | Chef op :Hillary Elder ::: Sound mixing | Mixer son : Alexander Yee ::: Voice over | Voix off :Susan Hanfield
DIRECTOR/DP/EDITOR | Norbert, ramoneur (documentary, 6mn, 2010.)
Short documentary about Norbert Skrobek, a chimney sweep in Berlin, Germany.
Documentaire court sur Norbert Skrobek, ramoneur dans le quartier de Kreuzberg à Berlin (Allemagne).
DIRECTOR/PRODUCER | Made in France (documentary, 26mn, 2010.)
In Walbrzych, Poland, lives a stubborn French community. These men and women were born in France and arrived in Poland along with their families, after WWII. Since then, they never stopped speaking French and celebrating Bastille Day.
Au fin fond de la Silésie, à Walbrzych, vivent les “Polonais du Nord du Pas de Calais.” Ces hommes et ces femmes à l’identité incertaine tentent de cultiver les traditions de leur terre natale (la France) depuis leur arrivée ici, peu après la Seconde Guerre mondiale.
VIDEOGRAPHER | ELLE Magazine
Webreport made for www.elle.be in April 2009, in parallel to the article “Budapest, the culture splash” published in ELLE Magazine.
Webreportage réalisé pour www.elle.be en avril 2009, diffusé en streaming en parallèle à la publication de l’article “Budapest, le splash culturel” dans ELLE Magazine.
Journalist, Producer | Journaliste, Production : Hélène Bienvenu
