Vincent C.

For CentraleSupélec Exed, I produced a corporate video recounting the integration seminar for the Specialized Master® Management Industrial Projects and Supply Chain (MIPSC), held at the Saint-Quentin-en-Yvelines leisure center.

**The objective**: to highlight the group's cohesion and energy from the first days of training, while promoting the program to enhance its attractiveness.

I accompanied the new students throughout the day to capture the highlights: team-building workshops, informal exchanges, and outdoor sports activities.

Multi-camera interviews were also conducted with four students and the co-director of the program, blending authenticity and visual dynamism.

The filming included complete management of scouting, sound, lighting, and camera work, to ensure aesthetic consistency and fluid storytelling.

**The result**: a video of approximately 4 minutes, broadcast on the main communication channels of CentraleSupélec Exed, notably LinkedIn, to promote the program and its team spirit.

**Keywords**: corporate video, event video, interview, storytelling, documentary, Île-de-France, Paris, videographer, professional film.

**Client**: Dr. Sepehr Zarrine (Zarrine Academy)

**Sector**: Health

**Type of mission**: Interviews and promotional videos

I produced a corporate storytelling and interview video for Dr. Sepehr Zarrine to highlight his exceptional journey: from his childhood to his current career, including his sporting and professional achievements.

The objectivewas to create a poignant and emotional video, intended to accompany his presentations and seminars worldwide.

For this project, I managed the entire process, from script and scenario conception to filming and final delivery. Over two days, I orchestrated the shoot with the help of a drone pilot, using multiple configurations: 3-camera interview setup with professional lighting and sound, illustration shots in the operating room during actual surgical procedures, sequences with a student mentored by Dr. Zarrine, and sports footage at sunrise in the mountains to recall his past as a world champion in boxing and Thai boxing.

The resultis a 2min20 video that combines emotion, inspiration, and immersive storytelling, and which had a strong impact on the audience and the client.

**Keywords**: corporate video, interview, storytelling, documentary, Saint-dié-des-Vosges, surgery, dentist, videographer, professional film.

Client: Bradford Asset Management (via Midi-Ville)

Sector: Commerce

Type of mission: Reportage video and interviews with artisans and shopkeepers

For this project, I had the opportunity to collaborate with Danièle Gilbert, an iconic figure in French television, on a series of reports dedicated to artisans and shopkeepers in medium-sized towns.

The objective was to highlight local talents present in and around the commercial areas developed by Bradford Asset Management, and to promote a human and positive approach to local commerce.

My role was to bring an artistic and narrative dimension to this TV report format, by structuring the logistics and pace of the shoots beforehand: 8 to 10 shopkeepers met over 2 days, with interview preparation, scouting, and capture of illustration shots.

Working alongside Danièle, with her live experience and natural ability to connect, was a real creative challenge: it was necessary to find the right balance between journalistic spontaneity and cinematic visual coherence.

The result:

We had 3 series of shoots, in the cities of Bourges, Angoulême, and Orange-les-Vignes.

For each series, a set of 8 to 10 videos of 4 to 8 minutes, combining authenticity, rhythm, and storytelling, for broadcast on the Midi-Ville channel.

Keywords: corporate video, reportage, interview, documentary, artisans, commerce, Bourges, Paris, videographer, professional film.