I'm a bilingual actor (French/English) trained at Rose Bruford College in the UK. I made my theatre debut in Scotland in "The Winter's Tale" by William Shakespeare directed by Alasdair Hunter, and in "Acting Appropriately: A Commentary on the Female Experience in Edinburgh", a devised verbatim theatre piece about street harassement produced by Framework Theatre.
Back in France, I perform in short films, notably in "Bid Sub-Zero", a dystopia directed by Robin Pineau, in which I have the lead role, portraying a morally corrupt trader.
I'm also a voice actor, working for radio dramas and documentaries (France Culture) and as a dubbing actor, working for clients such as HBO and Disney.
I have recently completed filming on "Icon of French Cinema", a new French-German-American comedy series written & directed by Judith Godrèche, in which I play a 30-year-old student in a relationship with the lead character's father, a 70-year-old psychoanalyst portrayed by Didier Sandre, from the Comédie Française.