Monteur vidéo avec une tasse de café à la main

I started out in web development. Then I realized I’d rather spend my days cutting out awkward silences than hunting for a missing semicolon. Eight years later, I edit videos from Antananarivo for creators and brands across France, Belgium and Switzerland. Yes, the time difference doesn’t scare me, and neither does my internet connection (well, almost).

My playground is long-form YouTube, short-form content (Reels, TikTok, Shorts), motion design and video podcasts. Premiere Pro, DaVinci Resolve, After Effects, Illustrator, Photoshop, Blender: I’ve got plenty of tools to play with, but more importantly, I adapt to what your content actually needs, not just to what my favorite software happens to do best.

My secret weapon is that my developer past didn’t disappear, it just changed careers. I built AutoTool, a Premiere Pro plugin that automates rough-cut sorting and subtitle generation. In practice, that means less time lost on repetitive tasks and more energy for the pacing, the emotion and the small details that keep viewers watching past the first 10 seconds. That’s what I love most: editing that feels effortless, even though there’s real craft behind it.

If you’re looking for someone who gets your tone, respects your deadlines and doesn’t vanish after the first draft, we’ll probably get along just fine. And if your raw footage is 3 hours long for an 8-minute video, don’t worry, I’ve seen worse.