Marius Kermoal, videographer in Paris

I film companies, their people and what they do, and show it in a way anyone can understand.

Portrait of Marius Kermoal holding a camera against an orange glow

From a teenage passion to a career

Video was a passion long before it became my job. At secondary school I took film classes, and I was already hooked on filmmaking and YouTube.

In 2019, straight after school, I started out with my best friend. In 2020, I went freelance as a videographer.

I then backed up what I’d learned on the job with formal training: an audiovisual course at SAE Institute Paris, followed by a BTS (a two-year French vocational degree) in audiovisual production, majoring in editing and post-production, on a work-study basis in Bordeaux.

For over four years now I’ve been based in Paris, working with large corporates, startups and creative agencies.

Showing the human side of business

What I love is walking into a company I know nothing about and coming out with footage that tells its story: its people, their craft, the way they work.

I’m naturally curious. That’s why interviews and documentary-style films are my favourite formats: every shoot teaches me about a new line of work, and I try to make it clear to anyone watching.

My aim is simple: beautiful videos that have something to say, and that people want to watch to the end.

One person, from the first call to final delivery

I plan, shoot and edit. The person who understands your brief is the one who brings it to the screen.
I bring in a crew when the project needs one. Photographers, camera operators, editors: I work with a network of trusted freelancers, and you still deal only with me.
I adapt to any location. Office, shop, trade show, festival, construction site: I bring the right kit and stay out of the way of people at work.
I deliver files ready to post, in the right formats for your website and social channels.