Since childhood, theater and film have been central to my life. Before I turned ten, I was writing plays to perform for my family. At 14, I realized I wanted to make cinema my career. I trained at Cours Simon, where I gained essential skills and met others who share my passion.

I had the opportunity to participate in several short films at CLCF, which allowed me to explore the world of cinema concretely. I also worked as an extra in the series Une amie dévouée, which fueled my desire to engage in ambitious projects.

I am drawn to complex characters, especially those who hide deep wounds behind a tough exterior. Authenticity is crucial for me; I want my characters to come alive.

Having played the violin for nearly ten years, I find that it enriches my ability to immerse myself in a character. I also write short films, which helps me better understand the roles I play.

The acting profession is demanding, particularly regarding memorization and the intense pace of filming. However, I see these challenges as opportunities to learn. My ambition is to continue evolving, to take on diverse roles, and to leave a mark on the film industry.