Paris · Film, commercials, music videos
Gaffer & chief lighting technician
I am a gaffer and chief lighting technician based in Paris. I design and run the lighting on film, commercial, music video and fiction shoots, from the cinematographer’s intention through to what actually goes up on set: fixtures, power, grip, crew. Alongside the shoots I build tools for technical crews: Cinecyclop (equipment lists), Intermittor (French freelance status tracking), Luminator (DMX lighting desk) and Tournesol (a two-axis motorised mirror). Recent work and the tools are below.
Recent work
My apps
Tools for lighting crews and for freelance status tracking
Cinecyclop
Camera, lighting and grip lists, from the quote to the set.
App StoreGoogle Play
Discover Cinecyclop
Intermittor
Hours, the 507 h counter, AEM forms and benefits in a single tracker.
App StoreGoogle Play
Discover Intermittor
Luminator
A DMX lighting desk built to work on iPhone and iPad.
iPhoneiPad
Visit luminator.fr
Tournesol
A physical product: a two-axis motorised mirror with its own mobile app to drive it.
HardwareMobile app
Discover Tournesol
Around the site
The portfolio, the lighting breakdowns and the technique articles are written in English already, so they are shared between both versions of the site.
- Commercials · Music videos · Narrative
- Lighting breakdowns, how the light was built shot by shot.
- Articles, technique notes on softness and negative fill.
- About me · Contact
Cinecyclop, in English
- Equipment list guide, the whole process from an empty project to the rental PDF.
- Cinecyclop vs Camlist · Cinecyclop vs Crewmate
- Building a lighting equipment list
- Calculating backdrop width · Generating framelines
- Cinecyclop support · Intermittor support
The Intermittor pages on French freelance status (507 h, AEM, annexes 8 and 10) are published in French only, since they cover French labour rules. Voir le site en français