Kevin Chomienne

As a freelance videographer, I specialize in capturing dynamic moments, particularly in the field of sports, while being able to adapt to a wide variety of projects. My work begins with a preparation phase where I collaborate with my clients to understand their needs and develop a clear vision of the project. On the ground, I film in various, often demanding environments, using advanced techniques to obtain captivating and high-quality images.

Once filming is complete, I take charge of the entire post-production process, including video editing, color grading, adding graphics, and synchronizing sound elements to create impactful and professional videos. Working regularly on the move, I adapt to the constraints of each mission and deliver tailor-made content that meets the specific expectations of my clients.

My goal is to transform each idea into impactful visual content, whether for sporting events, promotional campaigns, or unique creative projects.

Within IZHAK Interact Agency, I held the role of versatile director, a true Swiss Army knife of video production. I participated in the creation of audiovisual content on various subjects, ranging from advertising campaigns to institutional videos, including creative projects. My work encompassed the entire production process: from pre-production to filming, to post-production, with constant attention to quality and visual impact.

In parallel, I took part in strategic communication discussions, collaborating closely with teams to ensure that each project meets client expectations and fits into a coherent overall vision. This experience has allowed me to develop a great capacity for adaptation and to actively contribute to the success of the agency's initiatives.

I co-founded Time Production with two partners, a generalist video production agency, with a particular focus on fiction. My role as director allowed me to participate in all creative projects, managing the production of various videos, from conception to completion. However, over the course of this adventure, I realized that fiction did not correspond to what I preferred in audiovisual production.

This observation led me to re-evaluate my professional aspirations, and I decided to return as a freelancer to focus more on the projects that really drive me. However, this experience enriched me and allowed me to develop skills in project management and collaboration with creative teams.