#creation

In conversations, I find myself uncomfortable when asked "so, what are your projects right now?" Read →

This is a question I'm asking out loud. Often, I'm in a hurry and I'm not sure the few words I throw down here are of any interest. Read →

I still go often to the SACD Writers' House . To write, to work, for meetings, for screenings. (Authors can rent offices there for free.) The Writers' House, like the SACD offices for that matter, are places where you feel welcome. Read →

My technique for creating my blog posts or daily videos is as follows: Either an idea comes to me. Then, if I can, I take out my phone and record it right away. Read →

I'm currently doing a series on meditation in my daily videos . From the start, I've been using these videos to reinforce concepts I've understood intellectually but don't apply enough in daily life. Read →

I'm blown away by the relevance of my posts 😎. For me, only. I realize two days after posting a video , or three days after adding a note right here, that the content in question answers exactly the question I'm asking myself right now. But like... Read →

In professional rivalries, doing it before the other can become more important than doing exactly what you want. Read →

Yet another abandoned project (for now). Animated science fiction short film about the life of the first human on Mars... who happens to be a 7-year-old child. When technology became advanced enough to reach Mars, every government on the planet wondered.. Read →

One thing done right, sincerely, all the way through, pulls everything else along and can change the course of a day. Read →

That's what I tell myself when watching the latest videos I've posted. (I post one video a day on social media.) I'm getting on my own nerves. That's a good sign: when I can't stand what I'm doing anymore, it means I'm about to level up. Read →

Still rummaging through old hard drives, I found this: It's the poster for a short film project that was supposed to be produced – we had France 2 and a co-producer – but it never materialized. It was based on a true story (? Read →

I think the festival went so well, both in terms of the connections I made and my film, because I was fully present. I decided I would continue meditating every morning, regardless of my schedule. I stuck to it. Read →

I'm going to make a kino (72-hour film) on Tuesday at the Off Courts Film Festival and I have no idea what I'm going to do. This isn't bad news—quite the opposite. When I show up empty-handed, with nothing but my wits, it means I'm confident. Read →

We work in one direction. We fail. We give up. We tell ourselves "this wasn't meant for me, I'd be better off focusing on what I know how to do." But some machines aren't resilient. A single missing part, wire, or gear, and nothing works . Read →

Three well-chosen words pack more punch than a page of fluff. Who are you trying to reassure with all that text? Simplify. Read →

Sur les réseaux, les insultes sont un signe de réussite. Exemple de ma dernière vidéo sur la canicule et le climat. Read →

If you catch yourself listing anything at all, you're probably heading down the wrong path. One strong idea beats a hundred mediocre ones. Read →

Afraid of the stage? Of not being funny enough? What leading an improv workshop for a year taught me. Read →

Lynch is dead. Read →

Episode 5 of our web series Panic in Space won 2nd place in the Audience Award at the Scientific Short Film Festival of Riom! Read →

I registered after the deadline, so I couldn't schedule my meetings as well as I would have liked. Despite that, I caught up with friends, met some very nice people, attended some truly enlightening conferences, and had a few drinks—it's been a while. Read →

If Sting repeats it three times in his song, it must be important. Read →

My English feature film screenplay, "The Stagemaster", has just advanced to the semi-finals of the Emerging Screenwriters Drama competition! Read →

I've reached the end of the novel I've been writing for... oh wow... fifteen years?105 pages, a little over forty thousand words. Read →

Keeping a journal boils down to one activity for me: describing the obstacle. Not solving it. Just bringing it to light. Read →