Melvin Paillard

I got my hands on the core of editing, and more broadly video production (writing, production, filming, post-production...); it's been over 5 years since I made my first short film. Since then, I have continued to learn, and refine my vision and technique by working on various projects (short films, commercials for start-ups, web-episode production for festivals, filming-editing...). I have not followed any formal education related to the profession of editor; what I know, I know from my work, my mistakes, my intuitions, the detours I've taken to arrive at the desired final product, which have often proven to be more relevant, more accurate. Being aware of the two dominant aspects in this type of mission, namely shooting the scenes and editing, I am able to "preview" the final product during filming, which allows me to work quickly, think differently, and consider the editing during filming. What is important to me is that you have before your eyes what you had in mind, or at least as close as possible, as accurately as possible. That's why I attach great importance to establishing your intentions, your visual and narrative desires beforehand, and thus advising you on the best way to produce your video.