My professional journey has been shaped at the crossroads of audiovisual production, innovation, and international trade, with solid experience in multicultural contexts. I began my career in Africa (Chad, Côte d'Ivoire) in the aviation and logistics sectors with the Air France Group, and I quickly expanded my scope to explore new entrepreneurial and creative opportunities.
In 2003, I launched Reality Mag, a pioneering audiovisual project long before the rise of YouTube. Its success was crowned with a gold DVD certification, leaving a lasting mark on urban culture and redefining the standards of content production and distribution. This experience allowed me to grasp the dynamics of the audiovisual industry and anticipate its future developments.
Subsequently, I introduced the Tilos software in France, a linear planning tool quickly adopted by companies such as SNCF, Bouygues, Vinci, Alstom, and many others. This initiative was recognized with several awards, including the Espoir de l’économie prize from Seine-Saint-Denis in 2009. As president of the La Nouvelle PME association, I also supported entrepreneurs from underprivileged neighborhoods, fostering the emergence of a new generation of leaders.
Always driven by an entrepreneurial vision, I also founded the Chibina association, dedicated to promoting spirulina, a key resource in Chad, contributing to sustainable development.
In the audiovisual and cinema sectors, I have collaborated on innovative projects, notably with the company De l'Autre Côté du Périph', which produced films like "L'Ascension". I also led educational projects such as "Dans Mon Hall", a program supported by several prestigious foundations, which culminated in the creation of the eponymous festival at the Mairie de Paris.
My passion for digital transformation and artificial intelligence led me to host a masterclass at the Pavillon Afrique of the Cannes Film Festival 2024, titled "Digital Transformation and AI in the Film Industry". This session explored the opportunities offered by new technologies in film creation, particularly for Africa.
Academically, I hold a Master's degree in Innovation Management and a specialization certificate in Initiation to Research in Social Sciences and Humanities from CNAM. These programs have helped me strengthen my skills in project design and innovation, particularly in the cultural and creative sectors.
Currently, as Project Manager for Pedagogical Innovation and Technical Practices at CST, I focus on analyzing skills and adapting training content for technicians in the image and sound industries. In this role, I support the transformation of the industry by promoting innovation, inclusivity, and operational excellence.
Always committed to the evolution of the sector, I continue to share my expertise through training sessions and collaborations with various stakeholders in the creative industries. My approach is based on a simple philosophy: "The world is changing, and so are we," reflecting my desire to actively contribute to the positive transformation of our society.
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CST (Commission Supérieure Technique de l'Image et du Son)
2024
to 2025
Paris
The aim of this role is to play an active part in the digital transformation and development of the industry, while enhancing the skills and professional practices of technicians through appropriate and relevant training.
Responsible for : > monitoring and innovation of software tools and new uses > Operational practices and training > Integration of new recruits, CSR > Development of soft skills and promotion of well-being at work > Issue 4: My cinema family
As a mission head in team DIACTIS, I study innovations, the skills of tomorrow and initial and continuing training opportunities. My role includes monitoring operational practices, innovating software tools and new uses in production, as well as analysing the integration of new talent, while promoting diversity and social responsibility in the industry.
With the project team, I monitor innovative software tools and services, define the skills needed, and analyse the development of production teams. We also keep a close eye on educational issues, so as to adapt the training on offer to the needs of the industry.I work with Barthélémy Martinon's team as a referent for the Ma Famille cinéma issue, an initiative aimed at assessing the film ecosystem for the consolidation of professional networks, mentoring and benevolent leadership.
My commitment is to analyse the issues surrounding innovation, diversity and well-being at work, in order to contribute to an environment conducive to excellence and personal fulfilment. As a project manager for DIACTIS, I study innovations, the skills of tomorrow and initial and continuing training offers.
My role includes monitoring operational practices, innovating software tools and new uses in production, as well as analysing the integration of new talent, while promoting diversity and social responsibility in the industry.
With the project team leader, I monitor innovative software tools and services, define the skills needed, and analyse the development of production teams. We also keep a close eye on educational issues, so as to adapt the training on offer to the needs of the industry.
Detailed Description
DIACTIS - CST
As part of the France 2030 call for projects, the CST has obtained funding for the DIACTIS project - Diagnosis of the skills of image and sound technicians.
The project addresses four issues of sectoral transformation and their impact on vocational training. It targets three groups: women film and audiovisual technicians, training organisations and recruiters.
The Higher Technical Commission for Image and Sound (CST) is the first association of French cinema and audiovisual technicians. Founded in 1944, it promotes the quality of the technician's gesture and the quality of the restitution of the work for the spectator.