Freelancer profile translated to English.

Description

I design visual worlds using artificial intelligence for fashion and editorial, under an identity I've named Someday Production.

My background is rooted in cinema rather than digital: 35mm film, Kodak Vision3 grain, wide shots, and visual silences akin to Terrence Malick (I draw inspiration from many directors depending on the project). This is the sensibility I infuse into every prompt, every generated image, every website I build to showcase them — rather than producing generic AI visuals, I aim for images that look shot, not fabricated.

Concretely, I handle projects from start to finish: artistic direction, AI image and video generation (Midjourney, Kling, GPT image 2, etc.), and development of the website or landing page that stages these visuals — complete with its own design system (typography, palette, animations).

I work with trust and iteration: few endless briefs, rather a clear direction set from the start, short validation loops, and targeted adjustments throughout the project. This approach is particularly suited for brands seeking a distinct creative viewpoint rather than a mere executor.

If your brand needs a visual identity that stands out — without the cost or timeline of a traditional shoot — let's talk.

Industry field of expertise

Languages

French
Native or bilingual

Workplace preferences

Remote only

Primarily works remotely

Stampede Production
Visual AI Director — Prompt Engineering & Art Direction
April 2026 - Today (4 months)
Lyon, France
I craft visual and narrative directions using artificial intelligence for cinema and fiction, under the Stampede Production identity.

My approach starts with the language of film rather than generated imagery: 2.39:1 cinemascope framing, static or near-static camera where the subject drives the movement, negative space and clean compositions, Kodak Vision3 film grain. The goal is never to produce "an AI image," but a shot that could exist in a real film.

Concretely, I build complete narrative sequences — storyboards, shot-by-shot camera direction, video prompt engineering (Kling) — designed to tell a story or convey an emotion across multiple shots, not just illustrate an isolated concept. This work also extends, depending on the project, to 3D modeling and technical integration when a pitch or project development requires it.

I work with creative autonomy and short validation loops rather than constant back-and-forth — useful for project owners who have a vision but need someone capable of translating it visually without constant re-explanation at each step.

If you are developing a fiction project, a visual pitch, or a narrative sequence that requires genuine cinematic direction rather than a generic AI render, we can discuss it.
Prompt Engineering (Midjourney, Kling AI, GPT image 2, etc.)) Photography & Cinema Aesthetics (analog, film look) Cinema & Fiction Artistic Direction / Storyboard Narrative Video Prompt Engineering
Someday Production
Visual AI Director — Prompt Engineering & Fashion/Editorial Art Direction
PRESS AND MEDIA
April 2026 - Today (4 months)
Lyon, France
Founder of Someday Production, I design complete visual directions for brands and editorial projects: AI image and video prompt engineering (Midjourney, Kling), artistic direction inspired by analog cinema (35mm grain, Kodak Vision3, Malick aesthetic), and custom portfolio website development to showcase these universes.

My approach: build a coherent visual system — palette, typography, grain, movement — then apply it across all media (campaign images, short videos, editorial website).

Examples of recent projects:

Complete visual direction for a fashion brand (lingerie campaigns, seasonal collections, multi-page website)
Creation of an AI video prompt system (Kling) with narrative consistency
Front-end development of editorial websites (HTML/CSS, scroll animations, complete design system)