I'm a passionate and enthusiastic French-born woman with a background in psychology. After earning my master's degree, I embarked on a fulfilling journey as a psychologist, devoting a year of my life to assisting individuals with disabilities to find new employment opportunities adapted to their particular needs. I'm also a cheese connoisseur, having worked as a Cheesemonger for three years during my first Canadian work experience in a wonderful cheese shop in Vancouver.

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But life has a way of taking us in unexpected directions. I stumbled upon the world of 3D modelling while looking for something unique and artistically stimulating. I wanted to use the 3D models I had created as a hobby in a new setting. I was surprised to find that what really captivated me was the craft of compositing. This newly discovered passion changed my course in life.

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    I graduated from Campus VFX (formerly Lost Boys School of VFX) in the compositing program in March 2024. As part of the program, I completed a practicum at Ingenuity Studios, where I worked on several episodic projects involving tasks such as greenscreen keying and limb removal.

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After graduating, I spent a year working as a freelance artist. During that time, I contributed to various projects, including episodic, multiple short films, and a feature film. One of my freelance work highlights was on The Monkey, directed by Osgood Perkins. I completed approximately 60 shots for the film, primarily focusing on screen burn-ins, blue screen comps, paintouts, and logo replacements. I also developed the look for the entire CCTV burn-in sequence.

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As a freelancer, I handled all aspects of the VFX pipeline, from tracking to final render, which significantly helped me grow as an artist and become more independent.

In early 2025, I joined Crafty Apes, where I’ve since worked on both an episodic series and a feature film.

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I can't wait to continue my journey in the field of digital compositing and create amazing magic!