I’m a journalist, filmmaker and designer, specialising in visual and digital investigations. In plain terms: I scour the web, analyse images, write code, to uncover information of public interest. I then craft it into videos or documentaries, using motion graphics and 3D. I do this work in investigative teams at the BBC, Le Monde and Mediapart.
Having come to journalism after an earlier career spanning web development, motion design, and video production, I now draw on those skills to enrich and deepen investigative work. Visual forensics, OSINT, Python programming, data scraping, 3D modelling, motion graphics… Every project leads me to combine these techniques, or pick up new ones, to dig up new information.
Recent investigations I’ve been involved in include the Strava Leaks series, which notably revealed that the aircraft carrier “Charles-de-Gaulle” could be tracked through the fitness app (Le Monde); a 40-minute visual forensics documentary on Nepal’s Gen Z uprising, analysing over 2,500 videos and using 3D modelling (BBC Eye); a large-scale investigation of France’s 24-hour news channels, which led the French media regulator to issue an unprecedented formal notice to CNews (Reporters Without Borders).
Alongside this, I teach: tutorials, workshops, and talks. In another life, I also spent more than ten years immersed in the breaking scene.
Tips or questions? Please don’t hesitate to contact me. You can also find my CV on LinkedIn.