I'm a Paris-based filmmaker and photographer who loves being behind the camera. For me, shooting is about more than capturing—it's about feeling the space, chasing the right light, and finding the angle that brings a story to life.
On many projects, I work as a one-person creative and technical team, moving quickly and intuitively to adapt to the moment. I like to keep the camera in my hands, experimenting, improvising, and shaping the image directly as I see it.
Whether I'm filming lifestyle sequences, crafting tutorials, or capturing aerial shots mid-air in free fall, I approach each shoot with the same balance of technical precision and creative instinct.
What excites me most is this freedom to translate an idea into images—building visuals that feel alive, immediate, and true to their environment.
You can also discover what I am doing as Flame Artist here: gasparmatheron.studio/vfx
With Achat d’Art and photographer Eric Matheron Balay, we shot in Barcelona for Jimmy Choo. As is often the case with video projects running alongside a photo campaign, the challenge was to capture enough in just a few minutes to craft an effective short film that stayed true to the brand’s universe.