I have been interested in acting for several years, building my path progressively through hands-on experience on set and direct contact with film crews. I have acted in several student short films, exploring different registers, which allowed me to discover on-camera performance, emotional precision, and the importance of listening and reacting truthfully within a scene.

These experiences were essential in understanding the foundations of the craft: learning lines, adapting to direction, developing a character, and working within the technical constraints of a film set such as framing, rhythm, and repetition. They helped me develop a taste for honest, grounded acting and collaborative work.

Alongside this, I have also worked as an extra in feature films released in cinemas, which gave me the opportunity to closely observe professional productions, established actors, directors, and demanding technical teams. Being on these sets strengthened my desire to continue in this field and to grow within increasingly ambitious projects.

Following an internship, I was accepted into the Cours Florent acting school in Paris. This experience confirmed my interest in acting, but also helped me gain clarity about my own path. I quickly realized that this academic structure did not fully align with the way I learn and develop artistically. I therefore chose to focus on a more practical approach, centered on real-world experience, film sets, and direct practice of the craft.

Before focusing fully on artistic work, I pursued a high-level athletic career. I competed in basketball until the age of 18, before transitioning to boxing, which I continue to practice with discipline. Sport has instilled in me values that strongly resonate with acting: discipline, resilience, pressure management, self-improvement, and respect for collective effort.

I am fluent in French, English, and Spanish, allowing me to work in multilingual and international contexts.