I am a journalist specialising in investigative storytelling, currently working as a Digital Investigations Editor at Agence France-Presse (AFP), where I cover Europe.

I joined the international news agency in 2022 as a video producer and journalist, and completed a Master’s degree in Investigative Reporting at Birkbeck University,  University of London, in 2023.

Having grown up between Germany and France, I am fluent in both French and German. I hold a degree in German and Politics from the University of Nottingham. Following my studies, I trained as an actress in Paris (Cours Florent and École de Théâtre de Paris) and New York (TVI Actors Studio), before moving into writing and directing for film and theatre.

My theatrical work includes my debut play, Célébrité: Mode d’Emploi, which I wrote and produced at the Théâtre de la Cité Bleue in Geneva, and my second play, The Saint Factory, which was showcased at the English Theatre in Berlin.

I subsequently turned to filmmaking, writing, directing and producing my first short film, What Happened to Manfred, which won Best Student Film at the Around Films International Film Festival in Berlin and screened at several international festivals. I went on to write, direct and produce three further short films: Kaba, Confessions of a Foreigner and The Conductor.