duduf

I’ve been working for more than 15 years in the animation field, on various tasks and types of production, from TV series¹ to short movies², music videos³, documentaries, films for museums and feature films⁴.
I write and direct short movies, music videos and films for education.

I’m a co-founder of Rainbox Productions, a film production cooperative company, and I’m also one of the co-founders and co-president of the non-profit association RxLaboratorio, which distributes the innovative tools I develop⁵, used on numerous productions around the world.

I’m the author and producer of the French podcast La Fourmi dans la coquille (The Snail in the Shell), and I write essays and short stories⁶, especially exploring technology, science, and philosophy related to creativity and the human mind. I’m working on a novel.

One of my passions is also fighting for the emancipation of all people, which also means fighting against capitalism and all forms of mercantilism. I think that lucrative property should’ve been abolished a long time ago, to let room to the defense of common goods, to extend social security to all aspects of life and socialization of all value. This will be a long journey, I know. Of course, this is also a fight for ecologic degrowth to save our planet. Another long journey, probably too long to reach the goal, but, as they say, it’s the path that matters, not the goal. Let’s talk about that later when the planet will have burned.

Therefore, everything I do must respect my commitments; this doesn’t mean that all my work is committed, even if it’s at least influenced, but that the way I work always respects my principles, just because I like proving that I’m always right (no, this is not subject to argue) and that it works.

I’m an associated member and I work with a few non-profit associations in France like ACRIMED, Vivre et Agir en Maurienne, Réseau Salariat…

Another example: I participate in the development of free software to help film production. All tools are released under a free license (GNU GPL), and freely available, funded by voluntary donations and crowdfunding campaigns.