Cerezales Côme

I am a director, specializing in both multi-camera studio recording and film production. I navigate between the world of live broadcasting, with a strong technical requirement, and that of staging, which is more cinematic, paying particular attention to the aesthetics of the image, the rhythm, the light, and the micro-details that give rise to emotion.

My work is guided by the constant concern to highlight the human on screen. I seek to capture the accuracy of a look, the fluidity of a movement, to refocus the emotion at the heart of the frame, with constructed, singular plan values that tell a story beyond the dialogue. I like to work with the speakers, put them at ease, talk to them about the camera's gaze, positioning, and connection to the lens. All this to offer a dynamic, fluid, and embodied realization.

Recently, I joined the advertising sector, collaborating with the Marcel and Famous Production agency. I notably directed a spot for LIDL, and am currently developing new projects with these partners. This shift towards advertising film is a continuation of my approach: technical rigor, clear narration, and demanding artistic direction.

The project I am most proud of today is Le Grand Sot, a recording of Marion Motin's dance-theater performance. Designed for cinema, shot with 12 large-sensor cameras and more than 40 technicians, it is for me the perfect example of the meticulousness I defend: each camera had its dramaturgical role, each shot was designed to reinforce the intensity of the choreography and the text, with particular attention paid to the sound and the aesthetics of the image. This project allowed me to bring together my two facets: live technician and emotional director.